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Destructive Flow Destructive Flow is an annoying effect to have on the table, no doubt about it
With the reprinting of this two-mana sweeper, Duskmourn makes it available in Pioneer for the first time, and it seems more mana-efficient than Brotherhood's End against most of the aggro decks in the format
If G'raha Tia and one or more other creatures and/or artifacts you control die at the same time, its last ability will trigger once (as long as it hasn't already triggered this turn)
In particular, Timberwatch Elf and Immaculate Magistrate play great with Drizzt since they boost a creatures size and either directly boost Drizzts double strike ability or boost the power of a creature thats dying and giving Drizzt some +1/+1 counters
Cid has the same A deck can have any number of cards named clause that makes other cards like Hare Apparent and Slime Against Humanity so beloved, and valuable