If you want to really maximize your value, you can also invest in some self-bounce/blink cards to get rid of the finality counter problem
For example, Clive, Ifrit's Dominant is a legendary creature on the front side, but transforms into Ifrit, Warden of Inferno on its back side
Gavin and his team understood the assignment and quickly experimented with all the various ways to "one shot" a player in MTG
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It just generates so much value, rewarding you for sacrificing zombies with more zombies and providing a solid sacrifice outlet
#11: Solemn Simulacrum [mtg_card]Solemn Simulacrum[/mtg_card] doesnt excel in any particular category: its only a 2/2 creature, it only puts one land onto the battlefield, and it only draws one card when it dies