By taking away key lands, this was supposed to cripple an opponent’s ability to cast spells, then win with the few creatures it had. It was oversized (66 cards) and had a 2.64 average cost on a 5/17/11/11 curve. Ultimately, it needed more creatures at the lower end of the curve. The name is, of course, a reference to Vizzini's comment during the battle of wits in The Princess Bride.