Lurrus BW aggro sac (Modern)

Trying to force Cabal Therapist into a Lurrus Deck. The interaction with Lurrus seems very good giving you repeatable discard that can take multiple cards at once. Other discard and Mishra's Bauble can help you from naming blind. If you are naming blind you probably go for cards like sweepers and combo pieces. Like all discard its value is decreased once your opponent is empty handed but it can still provide value by crewing a Copter, or getting sacrificed to Hidden Stockpile or Carrion Feeder. Provides a nice interaction with Copter by protecting it from creature removal, by checking opponents hand before crewing the Copter. You can also crew a Copter with the ability on the stack with the creature that will be sacrificed to the ability, however if you do this you can't protect the Copter with the before mentioned interaction. The floor is pretty low as you don't get any immediate value, it has to live until your next turn to trigger and if you don't have previous information you can whiff on the discard. It also dies to almost every single removal spell possible but Lurrus can help mitigate that if its not exiled (sac effects can also help to keep it from getting exiled) Although the effect is not guarantied to hit if you have zero information, if the deck applying pressure to the opponent you should be checking for very specific cards your opponents need to stabilize like sweepers/board wipes. In these cases you will either hit and take away their sweeper or find out they don't currently have one and can continue applying pressure. The same idea applies to combo decks lacking interaction where the opponents line to winning is probably racing to combo off before you can kill them. You either take away their out or they don't have it in hand yet and you are in a good position. The ideal way to use Cabal Therapist in this deck is to have an aggressive start and establish a board state where you are ahead on board but probably down on cards. Then use the ability (hopefully with some information from other discard effects and bauble) to protect your board by taking specific cards your opponents need to stabilize. In most match ups you don't want to slam Therapist turn one and sacrifice it to itself at the beginning of your main phase turn two for a blind guess. Since the effectiveness of the Therapist has a high ceiling and low floor depending on the game state and match up you can use Copter's looting and Collective Brutality's escalate to throw it in the graveyard for value when its not good.