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These are the kinds of things that dont care about the tokens that Bitterblossom puts out, or the Solemn Simulacrum that your opponent will block with

Dominaria introduces a whole new category of cards: historic

Opponents wont know whats coming, and you avoid sorcery-speed board wipes

And finally you have the creatures and NPCs you can expect to run into, sorted by guild