Just make sure to steer clear of graveyard hate and exile effects beforehand having Eerie Ultimatum stuck in your hand with an empty graveyard will feel as bad as winning outright with it feels good
We also got our first look at Attack of the Vine
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Its companion restriction reshaped deckbuilding across formats to the point where its influence eventually led to bans in competitive environments like Modern and Pioneer
Eleven mana is a lot, but I love the idea that this little guy can go through a whole life's journey during its time on the battlefield
Meanwhile, the Jund deck once again comes in at the bottom of our list, with Windgrace's Judgment being the only real card of note