Set boosters were marketed towards players who want to crack packs for the thrill of it without necessarily having 13 unrelated commons and uncommons (commonly referred to as Draft chaff)
The trick here is to exile a problem creature an opponent controls but also exile a card from your graveyard (assuming you dont need the graveyard hate)
It has all the key attributes and it has good payoff for sacrificing things
I think this card, not Walk the Plank, will be the defining black removal spell from Ixalan
At the beginning of your end step, each opponent dealt combat damage this game by a creature named Gollum, Obsessed Stalker loses life equal to the amount of life you gained this turn
While some of the aggro decks featured last week would be happy to never draw another land again beyond number three or four, control decks typically need to hit all of their land drops all the way into turn six, turn seven, and sometimes even beyond that