Its something I found myself doing a couple of weeks ago, and its also something I think a lot of MTG players should probably do more often for a lot of reasons
Lurking Predators offers immense value over time for any creature-heavy deck, especially if you dont have a lot of situational ETB triggers to miss
Or imagine setting up Aminatou, Veil Piercer or Yennett, Cryptic Sovereign to guarantee a great hit on top
Propaganda | Illustration by Clint Cearley A pillow fort card in Magic: The Gathering is any card that helps protect you by discouraging opponents from attacking
You do need to have some amount of board presence established for this to end the game, but it doesnt take too many creatures for this to overwhelm a table beneath a flurry of hooves, paws, and other things to make a lake of your table
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