Once you played with a bit, it made enough sense, but theres a lot to remember here
It also feels like an excellent way to hand the game over to someone who casts Ad Nauseam , because they can pick up as many cards from their deck as they please without worrying about life loss
A relatively unknown, deep cut Marvel character, although that all changed once the little Land Shark was added to the Marvel Rivals roster
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4 Cabal Coffers 22 Swamp 4 Nantuko Shade 4 Chainers Edict 2 Corrupt 4 Diabolic Tutor 4 Duress 2 Haunting Echoes 4 Innocent Blood 3 Mind Sludge 1 Mirari 4 Mutilate 2 Skeletal Scrying Sideboard 1 Corrupt 2 Faceless Butcher 2 Grotesque Hybrid 3 Mesmeric Fiend 2 Persecute 4 Rancid Earth 1 Shambling Swarm The way the above deck won was either through a massive Nantuko Shade (obv!), Miraried Corrupt, or Haunting Echoes
So, let's take a look at them
