The only thing I could see that would be bad for Pauper for this deck is any introduction of MDFCs with lands on the back at common, and any that would produce black mana
Much like Conjurer's Closet, you'll find Panharmonicon enables silly combos that provide infinite mana, turns, life, or whatever else you can think of thanks to duplicate enters-the-battlefield triggers
This is the package deal offered by Iizuka the Ruthless, a Samurai who defies convention by not-so-honorably sacrificing his peers for selfish gain
The game respects free-to-play players while providing value for those who choose to spend
Those ramp cards you topdeck later will no longer be dead draws, but rather extra pressure on your opponent
Its sights are set on something off-panel, adding to the mysterious feel of the artwork