By milling just a few cards, you can return a card with dredge from your graveyard to your hand instead of drawing a card
Then theres Sarkhan the Mad, who leans into chaos sacrificing creatures to make 5/5 Dragon tokens and setting up a game-ending blast if you have a big board
Whether you're throwing out large X-cost creatures with ravenous, buffing them with Magus Lucea Kane and Bone Sabers , or using Tyranid Prime to evolve them, this deck shares a lot of history with both more traditional green counters decks, and the ever-popular Hydra creature type
turn three puts you on the same pace as your opponent, this is a worthwhile risk
Ensure that the size and placement of the artwork and text are the same as on the original card
Grimgrin makes a lot of sense here