Dredge decks are consistent enough and powerful enough to be favorites in a lot of matchups, and they're the reason that extremely powerful creatures such as Emrakul, the Aeons Torn can't be moved into a graveyard.
For starters, the richness of Final Fantasy s lore made it easy to build entire decks around one game each, rather than smushing multiple titles into a single product
Meanwhile, the original creature isnt exiled but instead goes to your graveyard to lie in wait for their reanimation
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Add in the boast ability that you can sacrifice a creature to force your opponent to sacrifice a creature or planeswalker and it looks like a powerful card
Ain is not playable anymore after the RP Law ban, and I only see Douglas Bullet being run as a 1 off sometimes, but not a meta staple