If you attack and they chump block, you can follow up with an active morbid spell in the next main phase
[6] Staley's original name was "a tribute to the line 'there can be only one' spoken repeatedly in the 1986 film Highlander ", evoking the idea of a battle royale [7] and that there could only be one of a given type of card in a player's deck
whod point a Swords to Plowshares at Urza, Lord High Artificer with Haystack in play
Cryptic Command is the one that I need to advocate for the least, partly because its the most heavily played of the four and because everyone knows its good in 60-card formats
Nonetheless, the token-doubling effect has proven to be so good time and time again, to the point that hardly any downside can hold it back
This deck is explosive, colorful, and designed with a stunning galactic fantasy art style filled with nebulae, glowing spells