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Screw you guys. I cast what I want.
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The real issue isn't that the card would have a way to cast it there's in game ways around that with stuff like cascade.
So assuming you have a way to cast a card with no mana value whatever card would go on the stack and do nothing then just enter your graveyard, probably. That being said I'm no judge.
Cascade would require the card to go into your deck, not your hand. More likely you'd have to get into your graveyard using something like dredge or One With Nothing, and then use some kind of resurrection spell to put it in play. But then you'd have to deal with the fact that most resurrection spells target a specific type, like "creature".
Yeah I was just using cascade as an example, plus there's definitely ways to get a card from your hand into your deck. Cascade was just the first way I could think to cast an "uncastable" spell.