When your opponent can use targeted removal to bring your creatures to the opposite side of the board, it eats you up inside to see your cards face down in front of Missy
Scrapheap Scrounger, Relentless Dead, and Dread Wanderer are the popular nuisances that come to mind, but there are many more juicy targets
The deck I played was this: "1994 Cube Draft Deck" Creatures (12) 1 Cat Warriors 1 Cockatrice 1 Dwarven Lieutenant 1 Elves of Deep Shadow 1 Erhnam Djinn 1 Fire Elemental 1 Ifh-Biff Efreet 1 Roc of Kher Ridges 1 Thicket Basilisk 1 Two-Headed Giant of Foriys 1 Uthden Troll 1 Primal Clay Spells (9) 1 Artifact Blast 1 Fissure 1 Channel 1 Disintegrate 1 Earthquake 1 Falling Star 1 Immolation 1 Basalt Monolith 1 Black Lotus Lands (19) 1 Island 7 Forest 8 Mountain 1 Arena 1 Maze of Ith 1 Tropical Island I knew I was a little heavy on the 4- and 5-slots of my curve, but was confident I would have enough time to get there
Acid free, no PVC Impeccable clarity Extra long lifespan and durability Made in Japan Perfect shuffling Competitive Play Sleeves Even though these are not are my overall recommendation, they may not be the best option for competitive play as they can be a little bit see-through
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Its great in decks that care about looting often
