It's not just gameplay utility that makes these cards costly -- it's the difficulty of finding physical copies of those cards, hence players' constant demands for reprints in Masters sets and even Commander deck cycles
Timing rules still apply.) You can play Oscorp Industries using its mayhem ability only if you have available land plays remaining
Pridemate's a fine card, but The Destined White Mage makes something beautiful you can put in the command zone
Overall then I was aiming to build a very cheap deck that was fairly unafraid of playing cards that cost life or were situationally weak or dead
If G/R Goggles becomes a large part of the metagame, which I do not expect to happen, then my version of G/B Delirium Aggro is not what you want to play
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