Many decks tried to smooth out their mana curves in order to try and make Void less devastating, but there always seemed to be a good number to choose, and the existence of quality bounce spells Repulse and Recoil meant you often had a decent read on their hand even if you hadn't looked at it directly and also made it much easier to leave them with multiple cards in the same casting cost and not take damage while building up to five
Theyd all need significant upgrades to compete at the most competitive tables, but in a competitive-casual crowd, Paradox Power sticks out
You probably arent going to group cards together with an elastic band, either, since that is likely to damage the cards
Sure, they are all in one convenient bundle of flexibility but the options you lose by it not being at one mana is comparable to the options you gain by having them all from one card
I was very happy with the box and can confirm that the box opening experience was great
Whenever one of these Bat tokens deals combat damage, it is sacrificed in exchange for returning the exiled Vampire to play