If you can eventually play this card's enchantment version, you can triple your mana output from your basic lands
It extends this bonus to all your fliers, turning even the smallest 1/1 Bird tokens into sizeable threats
Although Blasphemous Edict wont be able to clear the board against the most extreme go-wide decks (where wraths are often the most needed), being a sacrifice effect gets around annoying protection like Indestructible
Best Extra Turn Payoffs The absolute best way to exploit extra turns is with an aggressive deck that uses the extra turn to make big attacks
Scourge of the Throne, meanwhile, is best used in dedicated Dragon tribal decks where it can benefit from cost-reduction effects or tribal synergy, and the extra combat steps and +1/+1 counters from the Dethrone ability are merely bonuses that push strong Dragon decks over the top
This card previously hovered close to the $220 plateau but crashed down to $200 before continuing its freefall into the mid-$100s