Plus, at the beginning of every end step, each of your opponents lose two life for each spell or ability that forced at least one player to guess or group cards/permanents into a pile on that turn
Whenever you target an opponent, their stuff, or even something in their graveyard, you can pay to look at the top two cards of your library, keeping the best one and tossing the other to your graveyard
Isn't that the point
The only white creature that seemed interesting was Bishop of Rebirth, which isnt all that Vampire-centric
If you understand that, you stop forcing green into reactive roles and start building around what it actually does best
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