Sure, the opponent can remove the Aura and get rid of Griselbrand in the process, but you already got to draw a bunch of cards and rebuild, likely allowing you to return that same Griselbrand to play again
Either way, I think we can all agree on one thing: Seeing rare cards in person is still awe-inspiring
Some action cards let you draw even more cards, while others banish your opponents characters for you
That can be crucial in helping plan your next turn - and even the turn after that - knowing exactly what options your opponents have available
The higher the risk, the higher the reward
The Eh Team podcast, episode 41 Summer Camp In the summer of 2011, Wizards previewed the reprint of Grim Lavamancer for Magic 2012