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hold off attacking with other creatures so the Spirit Linked one can get more attacks for more life
Plus, the backsidea new Teferi planeswalkeris a worthy reward for soaking some damage into the battle
Always have a real card ready to compare the black light test results
Blackmail does scale well with other discard more so than most and as such I have played it in Rack themed black decks before which want a heavy number of discard cards
Do you mean make a living off of it, or would you also call selling to supplement income to build your collection a success (or, even better, building a collection for free by offsetting costs via selling)
