Now we've pointed to that cause, there's not too much clever analysis left to do, except to sigh wistfully and imagine how sweet it would be to have heavily bought up Obeka cards when the MTG Outlaws of Thunder Junction commander was first revealed
All of these sound exceptional on rate, so why arent more decks maxing out on hand attack
While some cards that were printed in this set remain problematic faves, such as Skullclamp, Necropotence, and Berserk, others might make mages scratch their head and wonder why they were ever thought to be too powerful, such as Serendib Efreet, Kird Ape and Gifts Ungiven
The reason for this is due to how hard it is to regulate its effect in an official match
They can be incredibly useful against permanents with hexproof, shroud, ward, or protection that prevent them from being targeted directly