3 Flubs, the Fool Fumbles His Way to Victory A High-Powered Hellbent General Flubs the Fool is unique in modern Magic design for a few reasons, but the most striking one is that Flubs was printed with an actual downside: Whenever Flubs' controller plays a land or casts a spell, they must discard a card unless they are completely hellbent or hand-less
Red Betrayer's Bargain FromTheShire: Yes it requires a sacrifice but upping your damage to 5 and exiling the target can be very useful out of the sideboard depending on the meta
A small 4-mana creature that eventually lets you cast extra spells doesnt seem impressive or exciting, though casual tables might leverage it well
Similarly, while fun loses half their life effects arent really a build-around theme, so Aphelia may struggle to find a home
Of course, the elephant in the room when discussing this card is Underworld Breach
As unwieldy as it may appear to us now, this was one of the best deals out there, because it was large enough to pose a threat and efficient enough to not slow you down and let you leave mana open, which left it all but impossible to kill