You can target different creatures with each successful hit with Sword of Truth and Justice, and then proliferate all your counters up, growing your team with every attack until theyre more than your opponents can handle
(You may put to -1/-1 counters on a creature you control) Choose one
Namazu Trader Rating: 2/10 This card is on the weak side in terms of a sacrifice payoff, but it gives you two permanents to sacrifice to better payoffs
When I suggest the possibility of, say, a quad-faced card (a physical impossibility in the real world), Forsythe says that actually sounds "totally reasonable" as skirting around physical limitations is exactly the kind of thing digital card games should be trying to do. Forsythe jokingly provides his own example of a crazy effect that would actually be going too far playing a game of Space Invaders to determine a creatures toughness when it enters the battlefield
Kroxa, Titan of Deaths Hunger Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger combines both discard archetypes Ive considered here
The utility has to be palpable, which is why playing Abrade in a format with Signets makes sense