It's not going to be cheap
Slap of Misfortune is able to deal a decent 70 points of damage, which is already decent, though its secondary effect is what truly makes this silly attack stand out
There's also a lifegain subtheme to the deck, with cards like Feed the Clan, True Conviction, and Rhox Faithmender helping to ensure you'll stay miles ahead of your opponents' life totals
Honorable Mention: Chandra, Dressed to Kill Coming in for only three mana, Chandra, Dressed to Kill is a versatile Planeswalker that offers an extra card on each turn
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The justification at the time was that this would allow designers to really focus on that one Planeswalker to make it feel more impactful than some of the lackluster Planeswalkers we've been seeing