But if you Cascade into a card that has the option to counter a spell or have a different effect, such as Cryptic Command, then youre not getting screwed out of the advantage that Cascade provides by getting stuck with a card that you can't play (unless you want to counter your own spell)
An alternative to your two main hobbits are Merry, Warden of Isengard and Pippin, Warden of Isengard
We're going to cast Bruna and attack, placing a lethal mixture of auras on to her from our hand and/or graveyard, and smash our opponents until they're dead
Because of the variance in how Werewolves end up performing, I think its best to account for that in deckbuilding if you want a consistent experience
Haste was obviously also welcome when placed along side the other big creatures in the deck, and the option to sacrifice it for a boost meant that you could usefully cash it in when it was no longer useful or you had multiple copies
So, the story starts out here as a reference to The Fly , where Jeff Goldblums character turns to experimenting on himself in a similar manner and ends up turning himself into a horrifying human insect hybrid