[4]: Tibalt deals damage equal to the number of cards in target player's hand to that player
Horizon of Progress is basically a second Waterlogged Grove that occasionally ramps an extra card, which is pretty good for a land Im running for flood insurance
The deck also features a number of other creature kill effects to subdue your opponent, counterspell effects, and other mill effects to speed up your win
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Are you just enjoying doing ridiculous things in draft, like reanimating your opponent's Ancient Adamantoise using the Darkness Crystal
You know, the ones where you get to put your favorite big creatures into your graveyard and then get them on the battlefield for a much more affordable rate