Given the sheer amount of tokens you can have Food, Clue, Treasure, Blood there are so many ways this deck can be dangerous
You can tell that Wizards was scared of putting improvise on a scalable effect because this is literally the only one with X in the cost, but that ability to kill essentially anything is what draws me in
A slightly rarer occurrence are "twisted" miscuts, where the card is miscut at an angel
If it isnt removed quickly, youll have a massive creature in a few turns
You can use this card to capitalize on what your opponents are playing and steal their card draw, or you can force them to try to draw cards in order to reap the rewards for yourself
It may not sound like such, but you are actively harming your chances of winning by not cutting down cards further