Now Grip of Chaos can only trigger in the first place "if [the ability] has a single target", and since Grip of Chaos's own ability doesn't have any targets at all, it neatly avoids the infinite loop
While the set overall is weaker than some recent powerhouses, there are a lot of flavourful cards in this one, and if you enjoy rolling dice there are a ton of new options to explore
[c]Narcomoeba[/c] and [c]Prized Amalgam[/c] are known for entering the battlefield without having to pay mana, meaning that if you can fill your graveyard with such cards, youll soon have a bunch of creatures
In the current meta it counters more than half of played creatures in the format
However, it comes with the drawback of dealing damage to its controller during each upkeep
This is doubly true if your value engine doesnt require you to cast spells things like Wild Pair or Vial Smasher that amplify the effectiveness of the spells you cast, or even activated abilities of commanders like Yisan, the Wanderer Bard can really run away with a game while playing under this kind of a constraint