The need to not miss land drops early would leave both decks with lots of land and not that much to do with it, allowing a player with Goblin Trenches to pressure the opponent slowly, go all-in or do anything in between and usually make their choice work
It reminds me a lot of Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer in that both cards seem to be the absolute peak of what you could expect for their respective mana costs
this thing is seriously dangerous
Also has an activated ability to pay three mana and tap it, along with paying life equal to the number of colors in your commanders color identity, to draw a card
If you ever find yourself with eight mana to spare, Kefka can become one of the scariest card draw engines weve ever seen
To these fiends, theres no symphony more beautiful than the melodies of rattling chains and ripping flesh