But Wizards of the Coast has noted that they have put a lot of effort into balancing the game, to allow for all these familiar elements to work within the context of an entirely different game
Point-removal spells like Swords to PlowsharesSwords to Plowshares and wraths, also known as board wipes (named for Wrath of GodWrath of God) are what I'd consider to be offensive interaction
My pool: Razorverge Thicket Skinwing Tormentors Trident Executioners Hood Insatiable Souleater Signal Pest Phyrexian Digester Golem Foundry Golden Urn Ichorclaw Myr Strider Harness Heavy Mattock Victorys Herald Leonin Skyhunter Fiend Hunter Thalia, Guardian of Thraben Silverblade Paladin Gideons Lawkeeper Loxodon Partisan Gather the Townsfolk Revoke Existence Silverclaw Griffin Smite the Monstrous Spectral Gateguards Siege Mastodon Remember the Fallen Loxodon Convert Bar the Door Abuna Acolyte Tine Shrike Lost Leonin Spined Thopter Crippling Chill Thought Scour Plated Seastrider Neurok Commando Selhoff Occultist Amphin Cutthroat Unsummon Relentless Skaabs Divination Azure Mage Master Thief Sphinx of Uthuun Amass the Components Defensive Stance Corrupted Resolve Exsanguinate Caustic Hound Whispering Specter Corpse Lunge Walking Corpse Abattoir Ghoul Falkenrath Torturer Searchlight Geist Appetite for Brains Warpath Ghoul Gravedigger Spread the Sickness Grim Affliction Entomber Exarch Unhallowed Pact Spiteful Shadows Maw of the Mire Ashmouth Hound Oxidda Daredevil Burn the Impure Turn to Slag Forge[/author]]Chancellor of the [author name="Forge"]Forge[/author] Volt Charge Riot Ringleader Manic Vandal Hinterland Hermit Curse of Stalked Prey Kuldotha Ringleader Lightning Prowess Tormented Pariah Tectonic Rift Heirs of Stromkirk Malicious Intent Talons of Falkenrath Concussive Bolt Briarpack Alpha Gravetiller Wurm Pistus Strike Woodland Sleuth Pathbreaker Wurm Spidery Grasp Leeching Bite Rampant Growth Lifesmith Bellowing Tanglewurm Alpha Tyrranax Bramblecrush Death-Hood Cobra Snare the Skies Moonmist Heres the deck I built: The great thing about this format is exploring card combinations that you would never see elsewhere
You can play a lot of the other frogs in the game, and surveilling is another way to put cards in the graveyard for Grolnok, the Omnivore to exile with its croak counters
Four Field of Ruin, with a copy of Ghost Quarter for a fifth effect, is a must
It almost never harms you and can be a pain against quite a like of normal decks not just the silly storm combos
