He works well with effects like Infect and proliferate, and with the right board state, he can combo off and wipe out all opposing creatures or even reduce every opponent's life point total to 0
Alternatively, you can allow buyers to bid for your cards and sell to the highest bidder
Revival Trance Reanimate - $7.38 Ruinous Ultimatum - $5.29 Graven Cairns - $5.63 High Market - $4.72 Limit Break Professional Face Breaker - $5 Clever Concealment - $20 Hellkite Tyrant - $6 Skullclamp - $6 Conqueror's Flail - $7.48 Sword of the Animist - $9.67 Darksteel Plate - $10 Firelit Thicket - $21.73 Counter Blitz Walking Ballista - $10.64 Generous Patron - $5.85 Bane of Progress - $7.97 Three Visits - $7.05 Damning Verdict - $19.24 Resourceful Defense - $9.25 Scions & Spellcraft Snuff Out - $7.28 Crux of Fate - $4.98 Archeomancer's Map - $8.82 Authority of the Consuls - $5.72 Sunken Ruins - $22.54 That's yer lot
Which brings us directly to why you might not want to play this particular wheel, discounted or not: If we spent all that time getting those cards in the graveyard, why would we want to shuffle all of them back into our library
At the beginning of each other player's draw step, that player draws an additional card
He can be played as a combo to make 1-damage-away challenges now work, and also sets up some of the Emerald effects that only work on damaged characters