This is a perfect example of why you want to run other types of removal on top of your creature removal
Happy brewing
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Much like Shattering Spree which I mentioned in the 20 Essential Red Cards the spell is copied, meaning you wont often have the whole lot of your card draw countered
Shelob, Child of Ungoliant It completely broke my brain when I realized that Shelob, Child of Ungoliant gives you token copies of your opponents creatures if they die the same turn that your spiders have damaged them
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