Part of its popularity comes from politicsthe nickname for the social deals and weird choices you get to make in the 4-player format where you can often only impact 1 opponent at a time
As the name suggests, this Esper deck is all about taking advantage of 'enter the battlefield' triggers
Expensive spells that discount themselves, like This Town Ain't Big Enough or Leyline Binding, were played alongside it in Standard before it eventually got banned
Generally, it wants to use the cards in its graveyard as a resource, after all, not stack them up to 14
First, it can be cast at instant speed, which is already a big benefit, but it's also a Lesson card
It essentially lets you create a list thats then compared across the buylists of multiple big-name retailers, and it suggests where you might want to direct your attention