She gives examples of Maelstrom Pulse and Lyra Dawnbringer as cards that had some competitive success in the past, and which Wizards took a bit of a risk by including in the Starter collection, a box of 360 cards that are designed to give players their first feel for deckbuilding
The one drawback to Crimson Dive is that it does cause 50 HP recoil damage
Playing her normally is also problematic due to her high mana cost of 6, though it does not itself need to attack
Once per turn, if your opponent attacks your directly: You can switch this card to Defense Position, and, if you do, the attacking monster must target one of your face-up Defense Position monsters for that attack instead
Were not blaming Wizards of the Coast, as they did ban these cardseventually
Ive talked before about just how good goad is at a multiplayer kitchen table