The second ability on this planeswalker also reinforces that advantage, allowing you to rebuild right after you destroy all your opponents
With a few proliferate effects or another method of stacking up loyalty counters, Ral can pop off in just a few turns, and he's likely to refund at least a few of those turns right away
Liliana will fit right into B/G Delirium decks returning Ishkanah, Grafwidow and Noxious Gearhulk to the battlefield, but it could also fit into Aetherworks Marvel decks as a way to put Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger on the battlefield
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If you want a peek at how a three-mana Lotus Cobra that also finds you Omnath or Solitude works, check out Sato Hisaos Top 8 list from a July event at Hareruya
Currently, damage order is used whenever an attacking creature was blocked by more than one creature, however according to WotC, this iteration has become unintuitive, adds a fair bit of rules baggage, and losing it means more interesting decisions and less double-dipping if you know the tricks. The change to damage assignment order is as follows: What Happens During Standard Rotation
