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Normally the most cost-efficient way to get a lot of packs is to buy a full booster box from your local store

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That makes it a dedicated blocker and a decent bank for +1/+1 counters, but that's only applicable if you have Resourceful Defense in play

This is going to help you pop off in storm decks, and its going to allow you to tuck a few removal spells under it and then just repeatedly cast them on later turns to close out a game

The pool of one-use assassins is much larger, perhaps because the Royal Assassin model proved too oppressive for the creature-friendly modern era