Most control decks need a midrange card that can put them out of range of super-aggressive decks, and 7 life should be enough to do the job
Any blue deck ought to be happy to pick it up, but bear in mind that it might be too slow for some matchups
If Faunsbane Troll is no longer on the battlefield or no longer a creature when its activated ability resolves, it doesn't fight the target creature, but the effect that causes the target creature to be exiled any time it would die that turn still applies
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#5: Memory Jar I used to get scared every time I read [mtg_card]Memory Jar[/mtg_card]s text because its activated ability seemed so complicated
Lilo & Stitch Deck [Amethyst Emerald Aggro-Control Hybrid] The Lilo & Stitch Deck combines the chaotic energy of Stitch with Lilos supportive presence, creating a hybrid strategy that balances aggression with control
