The creature cards are straightforward enough to read, displaying their defence and attack stats, whats required to summon them and any special abilities they might have
Those who've played with Land Tax will tell you that while that's not a half-bad deal, they can go one step further: they can get three cards every turn for the rest of the game for the same one mana
This synergizes great with something like Teeth and Ambitions, turning that song into deal 4 damage to your opponent's characters, either all to one character or split into two 2 damage pings
A 6/6 you only had to invest 1 mana into is gnarly, and you can always play it as a 4-mana 6/6 and totally ignore the stun counters
Upon the nearest SBA check, Corrupted Conscience goes to the graveyard, and the opponent gets the Relic back
Although the Cascade mechanic can be disrupted rather easily by various colors and multiple cards, the deck mostly performs when the overall meta isnt well-prepared for it and cutting down on sideboard interactions