This time I think it might belong higher
In the example of the Jund lands-matter deck, I dont precisely remember if some of the misconception on how strong the theme was originated from Gavins article on the design of the product or an early listing of the deck and its promotion text on the back of the box: Lord Windgrace saw his entire world devastated by the detonation of a magical device, instilling in him a hatred of artifacts
Nasty card draw from decks that have the right fodder to sacrifice to draw a ton of cards or mill some stuff in sacrifice matters or mill decks which, as mentioned above, are very strong
Daredevil lets you look at the top card of your library whenever you want (with one restrictionsee below), even if you don't have priority
Rogues may be sinking into the shadows given the rise of Pact, but thats exactly where Rogues love to be
But for a guy like me, being able to sell it is life changing