Youll generally want your mana curve to be a bell curve of sorts, with a few one- and two-mana spells, a higher concentration of three- to four-drops, and then a few cards that cost five or more
Discarding an island is just much more difficult than discarding a blue card, especially with greedy mana bases, but its still doable
The Hoof-Daddy is big and scary, and lets be honest, this is really the card designers' mistake, isnt it
Its also the largest number of cards milled by any one mana spell in the format, which increases chances of getting one of the payoff duo we want to collect: Narcomoeba + Prized Amalgam or Silversmote Ghoul + Creeping Chill
It's the kind of design that often leads to unexpected and interesting interactions as it gets more played
Tigereye Cameo is more interesting, as we havent seen it since Invasion in 2000, but its still a pretty weak card