With Day of Black Sun, you can destroy cheap, aggressive creatures at a reasonable cost while leaving your larger threats untouched
Finally, it can protect itself by--you guessed it--discarding cards, meaning that you can also use it to throw down more huge creatures
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It can be pretty significant to get four bodies from one card in aristocrat-style decks
