Considering the vast number of enemies you want to kill with low power, this is a strong tool for your toolbox in games that favor big butts and small fronts
It's an aggressive, linear strategy that's more resilient than it looks Rats are cheap, numerous, and hard to fully answer
First, whenever a creature you control dies, each opponent has to exile a creature of their own--this reminds me of a card like Grave Pact, only better because the casting cost is two Black versus three Black and exiling is better than sacrificing
There's the Field Notes cards (first introduced in Bloomburrow ), along with Power Poses inspired by the show's opening theme
Bronze Calendar has kind of a boring artwork (is that bowl even a calendar
Drafting is good when you know how to play Limited and have a good win rate (at least above 50%)