Additionally, this rat commander allows you to mill yourself four cards at your end step, in turn letting you return up to two rats from the graveyard to your hand
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Ramping into Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger or Emrakul, the Promised End used to be quite potent against control strategies, and you can certainly imagine a world in which Field of the Dead alongside these threats pushes control decks out of the format in an unhealthy way
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The first ability is definitely a bit tame, only discounting one spell per turn
Mostly thanks to the Fiend Hunter creatures since they can remove opposing threats and are unaffected by Thalias effect