The goal of this deck is to sacrifice our creatures for value while disrupting our opponents, discarding their hands and blowing up their creatures while we out-draw them and eventually drain them to death
Rule 613.10 says that we apply game rule-changing effects in timestamp order
They're pretty ubiquitous across fantasy as a whole, and are plentiful in Magic: The Gathering in particular - it is a fantasy TCG, after all
I once faced a turn one Guide of Souls into the Slith, effectively shutting down the game before I could mount a defense
Got all the amazing rares and my favorite Shiny aswell
On the other hand, when the opponent is already clearly visible but they are trying to hide it, they ask back and make them confess, or they say a decisive line when the opponent has already lost.[8] , it also plays a role in driving a wedge