Funnily enough, both intimidate and landwalk have the same issue they make some cards selectively powerful with limited opportunities for counterplay, whereas menace is much more well-rounded and interactive
Looking at all the cards printed throughout Magics history, well be crowning the worst MTG card of all time
While flipping the Journal into its Tomb form and grinding out your opponent with a constant stream of creatures from your graveyard is a tempting use case here, many decks will have great results just sticking with the front side and using it to trade tokens for card advantage every turn
In Second Place we have a deck that's sort of reminiscent of the "Delverless" Delver type pile in a RUG Midrange variant
From mistakes on card text to incorrect artist attribution, theres a lot going on here, only some of which has been formally acknowledged by Wizards
It takes a little while to transform Sidequest: Hunt the Mark into Yiazmat, Ultimate Mark, but you do get a removal spell up front, and it costs nothing to get your free Treasures
