But ultimately, you shape your definition of your identity through the decisions you make
It reads, Whenever Lord of the Void deals combat damage to a player, exile the top seven cards of that players library, then put a creature card from among them onto the battlefield under your control. While mill isnt likely to be your main strategy in a deck filled with Demons, the exiling is definitely nice
Given the structure of the deck, which is completely consecrated to resolving a few copies of Crashing Footfalls, however, the card really is a house
My biggest issue with the traditional Burn version of the deck (which at the time was playing a playset of Chandra, Dressed to Kill), was just how bad the Rakdos Midrange matchup was
Its a little more expensive than the other options, but it gets the option to destroy a land
There's just something here that works perfectly