For 2 mana you get to look at the top 10 cards, remove any cards you dont want, and then reorder the rest
Its main punishment is that your opponent gets to decide which one you get to put in your hand and which two go to the graveyard
Foxglove a more interesting Chulane, Teller of Tales
I remember when I was putting together an elves deck nearly a decade ago and would just type in MTG elf and look for cards that seemed cool
In addition to that, Shadowspear's activated ability allows you to get past protection cards such as Heroic Intervention or Avacyn, Angel of Hope, rendering these typically tricky threats nothing to worry about
It also doesnt have any in-built evasion, so figuring out how to get it to land the killing blow is like a fun little puzzle every time you cast it