It punishes opponents slowly but surely, using a mix of removal, draining effects, and eerie synergies that make every game feel cinematic
It does come with a downside that the opponent can pay two red mana to copy Chain Lightning and use it themselves
Whether you're finding removal, card draw, or finishers, this spell fills every role at once
Now tap this for Black too
Myrkul, Lord of Bones (Check it out here) was built as the leader of a Midrange and Constellation deck that ran a bunch of dorks with ETB abilities for value (like Liliana's Specter and Archon of Cruelty), sacrificed them for value (High Market and Dockside Chef), netted a return as an enchantment to trigger another ETB for it and constellation dorks (like Underworld Coinsmith and Eidolon of Blossoms) and then added in some ramp, answers, card flow, and called it a deck
In a way, it's almost fitting the mechanic has so few cards, keeping thematic to the name