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This Pachirisu deck, for instance, also won big on the competitive scene

On top of that, it reads: At the beginning of your next main phase, add an amount of colourless mana equal to that spells mana value." Basically, not only do you get to say no to something, you also get to cast something bigger on your next turn

The Equipment bonus that requires you to sacrifice creatures isnt that greatit takes tapping a creature twice and sacrificing two creatures to make it a more expensive Bonesplitterand making target player sacrifice permanents when you sacrifice the Riteknife would be cool except for that you had to sacrifice an equal number of permanents over several turns to reach that point