Even with the finality counter to keep things in check, there are still plenty of shenanigans you can pull off here
How to accommodate a 3-color deck While Tarkir sets seem to push you toward building decks with ambitious mana requirements, seasoned players will know how easy it is to fall prey to a decks inability to draw the necessary colored lands in the ideal order
We find Kiki-jiki, Mirror Breaker and put that on the top, Snoop then gains the ability to create a token that is a copy of target non-legendary creature
Basically, for each MTG color, you check if you have a dragon of that color and if you do you can put a counter on it
This is a great example of the card I like to have in my cube, lots of potential power but needs to placed in an appropriately built deck rather than always just being a no-brainer include card sat too high on the power level devoid of any drawback
And then there's the added benefit of not worrying about your own creatures if youve built your deck around demons, devils, and imps
