Of note: If you cast a Fact or Fiction with an opposing spell on the stack, you may be able to fool your opponent into splitting the piles in such a way that they put the Force of Negation or other counterspell in the two-card pile, thinking that you may feel compelled to take the smaller pile in order to counter their spell
It's just a little lizard dealing a little damage, but initial damage is all Valgavoth needs
You gotta pull off some work first before you basically get the last +9/+0 as the reward for dealing damage to your opponent
If you enjoy: Tribal synergy Sacrifice value Rakdos aggression Big combat finishes this deck delivers a very satisfying Vampire aristocrat experience
However, Sneak Attack-ing in a card from your library is no joke, especially when you get the creature back into your hand rather than your graveyard
No matter how good Griefs performance is, this will remain a pillar of the Modern format