Heres a sample of Ulalek in action: With your commander in play and 5 mana, cast Herald of Kozilek, pay the , then, while its on the stack, pay the 2 colorless mana
But getting a two-for-one is, as you can probably guess, much more common than getting ten-for-one
Sure, this may mean my ramp spell sits in my hand until turn 6 or later, but if it means I dont have to defend against a turn 5 Kozilek, Butcher of Truth or Omniscience, thats a great trade as far as Im concerned
Cursecatcher 1.2 (B cube) Power 1.0 Support 1.4 This guy doesn't affect the board very much and acts more as a Rishidan Port preventing them from tapping out to cast important spells
It is one of the very few non-creature spells that allows you to unconditionally remove target enchantment