For online Magic, where changing a card can be done by altering some lines of code, this is much more common
It cant target creatures, but for burn decks that simply want to reduce the opponents life total, that doesnt matter too much
In some very narrow scenarios you can mill someone by forcing them to draw a card
Despite this it is so cheap for so many cards all to your self it may be employed in agro, control and combo to good effect
A common professional mistake to avoid when building a Pioneer collection is over-investing in a single archetype without fully understanding its long-term viability or susceptibility to ban list changes
These are minor annoyances if your whole goal is just to get text on paper, but if youre looking to print out a mock-up of a card and get it as close as possible to the real thing, these minor issues are going to be problematic