Its always a fun mini game to see which of your opponents stops paying the cost first
Even better, if you see a fetchland and a potentially great card like a Terminate, you can leave the unknown card two deep and shuffle it away if their first turn changes your mind
In game two his Prince John, Greediest of All is nowhere to be found, and Im able to starve him out of cards and win the game
You have your Goblin Electromancers, who reduce the costs of our instants and sorceries
The multiplayer environment is what really helps this spell out though just hold your mana up and snipe at a creature already dying to combat or a boardwipe
"Dies to Doom Blade" is a bad argument when you're evaluating cards on a 1-to-1 basis, but when you're looking at cards that are only good under certain circumstances, or once you put a lot of work into them, then the "Dies to Doom Blade" argument starts to fall on Doom Blade's side