Depending on the number of permanents 2 CMC or lower, you could be looking at 10+ extra mana for the turn that you cast it
It's in the best colors for the Ajani's Pridemate effect, and deserves consideration in several decks
As you can see above, however, the normal variant of Lord of the Void is actually selling for around $12 on TCGplayer
The White one increases life gain by one and then if you have 7 or more life than starting, you'll give your team +2/+2 in size
Today's topic is inspired by a mechanic from the latest set, Duskmourn: House of Horror
Cards like Wrath of God and Pyroclasm were the natural enemies of decks full of two-drops, but what good is a Wrath of God if they simply untap and put their creatures back on the table