There's a point at which creatures in Magic: The Gathering get so big that they might as well say you win if they hit your opponent
The deck revolves around Phelia, Exuberant Shepherd, a little doggy that lets you activate all your enter the battlefield triggers multiple times
For as much as this set feels like a love letter to fans made by fans, there is one specific aspect that really rubs me the wrong way and adds a slight blemish to it
Rooftop Storm $5.98 Rooftop Storm is one of those cards that jumps in price every few years, usually when theres a zombie set or Commander precon printed without it
Only when a control deck has absolute control over the game will it convert its advantage into a win, usually by attacking over and over with one or two powerful creatures
I don't know that a modern R&D would have emergency banned right after a new card first saw daylight, but there is no denying this deck was unbelievably brutal as well as being the quickest kill in the formatTinker into Memory Jar into either Yawgmoths Will or a second Memory Jar, for a Megrim kill at end of turn
