The strength of Zulaport Cutthroat comes from just how easy it is to cast and how frequently its effect will trigger
Makes sense, but still nice to confirm
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This is a demanding deck one of the best decks in the game that requires you to have some outstanding luck, or an excessive amount of Pack Points necessary for crafting cards, given that we need two Blastoise exs
Getting two trades for four mana is great value, especially as for the second part, you will usually be swapping the saga itself for something better like the Smothering Tithe across the table
