Introducing: Slash, Reptile Rampager
The Watcher in the Water The Watcher in the Water can make a ton of tokens if you can draw a lot of cards at instant speed
With these cards, we can simply cast a Glorious End to make our opponent skip their turn and then, when it comes time to pay the price during our end step, counter or exile the "you lose the game trigger." Problem solved
Besides, its a pretty easy task to relocate them if I ever feel compelled which I probably wont
The Library/Fortress of Candlekeep is represented in this Secret Lair Drop with these four cards: Strahds Descent The horror-tinged setting of Ravenloft and its most notorious inhabitant, the vampire Count Strahd, has been hugely popular in D&D since the 80s
Conjurers Closet and Thassa, Deep-Dwelling are two of the best ways to set this up, as once you pay to cast them, you never have to invest any more mana into them and they can exile Omega every single turn