You spend a lot of mana for a fog, but it can be worth it if you end up with a massive white creature especially if cards like Fling are a part of your plan
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The edges are not perfectly sharp, possibly as a result of mass production
The Prince Never Gives Up acts as a durable Bodyguard in order to keep your key pieces safe
All the more so because you are seeing everything from the perspective of someone that you already know is doomed
