All in all, Elspeth is simple, self-sustaining, and silly powerful
Of course, this card does require you to sacrifice a creature as an additional cost, but two mana to put any card from your deck into your hand is still the best rate in MTG history
It prevents the degenerate forced wheel loops we see with cards like Narset, Parter of Veils, but for the aggressive Red player who just emptied their hand to get an unblocked attacker through, its a three-mana reload thats almost impossible to pass up
Getting Yourself a Spider-Punk All this debate has translated into a frenzy on the secondary market
Joraga Warcaller Joraga Warcaller is a house, considering that you can dump all that mana your elves produce into a strong threat and a powerful lord