The first question that inevitably comes to mind when evaluating Kaust, Eyes of the Glade is: Why play this over Kadena, Slinking Sorcerer? Because Kaust and Kadena only share one color, they have very different tools, though they overlap in payoffs: card advantage and mana production
It lets you draw and discard a card whenever one or more Knights attack, regardless of if Sidar is in the command zone or on the battlefield
If Ancestral Illusions is a card you would play in your deck then you can say that your deck scales well with cards
#38 Strongarm Tactics (Onslaught) Why is it bad
The targetted card can only have a mana value of four or less to be directly playable with Beseech the Mirror, but this isnt a significant enough downside to curb the cards power
Yes, Yawgs Will is a powerful combo piece, but I want to play a value Yawgs Will