In Pauper, this adds up fast
After the events of Dominaria United, our heroes must peer into the past to save their future, and in doing so, they reveal the true story of the clash between the brothers Urza and Mishra
then, we use our Molten Rains and Stone Rains to clean up any non-fetch lands our opponent happens to draw, which keeps our opponent as close to zero mana as possible, With Blood Moon, the plan is similar, but we mostly focus on attacking basic lands our opponent happens to draw, which allow our opponent to make the colors of mana they need to cast their spells
The split second also means that this card is all but guaranteed to resolve
Its me, Im one of those players
Reanimator is less dependent on specific setups and payoffs compared to other strategies