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While this happened occasionally, more often than not the Consult acted as the ultimate Demonic Tutor, a one-mana instant which could fetch any card you needed out of your deck immediately
This simple ruling may not only completely ruin your opponents plans, especially if their deck relies on casting lots of spells, but also stop them from doing it altogether, which is a win-win for you anyway
Stitch, Alien Troublemaker Brave & Brazen, the Steel and Ruby deck from Reign of Jafar, is all about challenges - but that doesn't mean it's a lunkheaded deck
An active Eye that sits in play for a couple of turns makes every follow-up instant and sorcery into 5+ spells in one
Youd never see it either way
