Of course, the only real way to deal with Progenitus is with a board wipe of some kind, but, even then, if it goes into the graveyard you just shuffle it back into your deck
After a fateful prison break from the Illuminary during the events of Rise of the Floodborn, the sea witch takes her vengeance out on the heroes and their glimmers in what looks to be a much darker expansion compared to the adventurous Into the Inklands set earlier this year
Deploying Prince Naveen in a perfectly optimized sequence could easily ruin an opponent's day , and even using slightly cheaper songs alongside it could still be worthwhile
Though this deck doesn't run a lot of Illusions , having an easy way to recur them means even a couple can prove difficult for your opponent to deal with as they keep coming back again and again
Kaito has a passive ability that lets you add loyalty counters to him anytime a creature you control deals combat damage to another player, letting you hit that -9 final ability faster
They dont have to take resources away to design good starter decks every single set, when there might not be quite enough of a pool of new cards to pull it off