Its +1 ability gives you card advantage and lets you untap any two lands, letting you reuse lands that tap for more than one mana
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Control decks can't even counter the discard, unlike the trigger on the almighty Thought-Knot Seer
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Bind Down deals an okay 70 damage, but locks them in place, not letting your opponent retreat it to save them
These kinds of insights can gird our minds as we ask, to return to the first few paragraphs of the article, that evergreen question: why does this look this way
