Kros, Defense Contractor Kros, Defense Contractor is interesting in theory, until its just you and one other player and youre forced to keep buffing up your opponents creatures
Enlist Wilhelt and his army of zombies to overwhelm your opponents
1Sight of the Scalelords
But Nim Deathmantle (and cards like Angelic Renewal or Lifeline before it) push for a slightly different playstyle you protect your creature(s) already on board by reanimating them whenever they might die, punishing the opponent who removed them with a fresh round of triggers
These were marketed in a complete reversal from that of their gold border predecessors, the Collectors Edition, in that the print run was relatively accessible and - given that these were ready-to-play decks - the emphasis was more on the general Magic market than collectors
Of course, the above chart doesn't include all of the decks in Modern because decks like Tron (which have lands that tap for multiple mana) or decks with a lot of nonland mana sources (more on this in a minute) complicate the calculations