Oh, and not to mention the need for recursion
That will fit a lot of decks, but what happens in the next chapter is that you get two rounds of a pseudo Council's Judgment, and that's a pretty strong effect
Perrie puts a shield counter on another creature when it enters the battlefield and when it attacks, it gives a target creature trample and +X/+X, with X being the number of different counter types the player controls
find one that works and stick with it
UNSCREWED AT LAST If the ability to combine simple mechanics in intriguing ways has been winning players over since 1993, then theres one element of Magic that, unfortunately, has been turning them away for just as long
WHITE RAMP I wrote this year about the Boros Advantage Engine (or BAE)