This really makes the deck true to its name, as revealing your cards can really be quite the jump scare for those unprepared to see what horrors await
Gaining Hexproof is also super-relevant, as it turns off direct damage effects, discard effects, and a lot of graveyard hate all in one swoop
Thanks to Whispers in the Well and powerful cards like Demona and Hades, thats unlikely to change anytime soon, and Blurple continues to be a meta relavent choice in the Whispers in the Well format
Multicolour A set on Tarkir without its five clans would almost be as bad as a set on Ravnica where everyone is inexplicably detectives
I played the deck myself for some competitive grinding back when I was into that, but now Ill usually scoop if anything I cast gets countered on turn 2 or 3 regardless of the matchup not that its not a valid way to play the game, but its just not what Im personally interested in playing against like with mono red