When a deck runs over thirty mana sources it doesn't want to be forced into playing three-drops that are creatures but it also wants three-drops that will help it attack
With a 100-card deck, the life cost would be a problem if I needed it to find one particular card
Sorrow's Path deals damage to you and your creatures when you tap it or to your opponent if youre into trading permanents
But given the cost, the benefit here is in instant speed activation and ability to bypass most counterspells
Its either going to be an incredibly powerful piece of a creature strategy that has the ability to create an abundance of creatures and makes the plus ability from Huatli to be an enormous loyalty generator, or were going to forget that this was even a card printed in a couple months
This means that you can expect draft decks to be slightly better, more powerful, faster, and (most importantly) more focused than in Sealed Deck