pokemon card charizard shadowless PSA 10 Preserved in a tamper 1999 Pokémon 1st Edition Shadowless

This cards ability to act according to tempo at any point in the game with some fairly average effects gives it a reasonable spot

K'rrik himself costs seven mana, but three of that cost is Phyrexian black mana

When repeatable artifact recursion isworking in conjunction with Mindslaver, it can be used to perpetually take control of a player during each of their turns, effectively locking them out of the game entirely

: Put a token onto the battlefield that's a copy of the exiled card

At the very least, Id invest in a Gravecrawler, since it so easily comes back from the graveyard and can be sacrificed to Gisa over and over

As a Planeswalker, Ajani can draw attention away from the player themselves, even if the player never gets to activate his ultimate ability