With that bigger butt, this is a better mana ramper than the Myrs
This card engine is a bit more restrictive than Bolass Citadel since you need sacrifice fodder to get your cards rolling, but should you succeed in doing that, Yawgmoth becomes a card capable of taking over entire formats
While these are indeed worth something, we will not be covering them in this shorter list
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It also works well in a sacrifice deck, because you can sac one of your creatures and still get it back
Between these threats and more complicated kinds of value engine, discard decks are able to successfully leverage an uneven war of attrition and tempo: drawing enough cheap spells to continuously trade for and neutralise the opponents draws, while also grinding steadily towards a more permanent victory