Rather than exist in isolation, Blight counters seem to interact with other systems that reward timing and careful investment, creating a push-and-pull between erosion and growth that plays out directly on the battlefield, particularly with black-green cards
Spending five mana to give each player the option of a draw-seven at sorcery speed means that your opponent will get the first crack at actually casting the cards, but spending six mana for the opportunity to leverage the cards drawn first is much more powerful if you can afford to take a turn off
Its mean
12 Ghalta, Primal Hunger Speaking of discounted casting costs and trample, Ghalta has both of these traits in spades while also being a popular creature type thanks to its Dinosaur status
Idol of False Gods Idol of the False Gods is a solid little uncommon
It's very powerful in a deck that cares, and you can grow your battlefield over time from a 3-drop Reclamation Sage to a Timeless Witness then an Acidic Slime then a game-winning Carnage Tyrant
