Trample gives it the ability to smash through any defense and not fear chump blocking, and the size of our good Avatar means we can reliably have a Force of Nature sized body when it hits
3 Flubs, the Fool Fumbles His Way to Victory A High-Powered Hellbent General Flubs the Fool is unique in modern Magic design for a few reasons, but the most striking one is that Flubs was printed with an actual downside: Whenever Flubs' controller plays a land or casts a spell, they must discard a card unless they are completely hellbent or hand-less
This 3/5 human shaman for four is a wall of text, but put simply, exiles cards off the top of your library to play later
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Alabaster Host Intercessor Plainscycling adds so much utility for decks that want a dual land, to smooth out your early play or simply trigger cycling payoffs
(Vue.js 3 did exist as a beta version at the time I started, but I preferred to use the more matured version of Vue.js 2 instead.) I might consider using NuxtJS, which is a framework on top of Vue.js thats supposed to make development of Vue apps faster and easier