With a total of nine Mirror Force cards and with all of them being able to activate whenever an opponent's monster attacks but still having quite different effects, some have managed to outshine the original, while others haven't seen much play at all
On top of that, those decks only want to run one or two copies of this kind of card
A Bold Bestiary As mentioned in my anecdotal tale above, using creatures from Magic to inspire your own D&D baddies is pretty much a given but what about NPCs
In mass innovation, Green has a ton of enchantment sweepers (7 of those), one artifact sweeper in Seeds, and then a mass-flying Wrath of God with Whirlwind
Delcatty can be obtained from Deluxe Pack: ex pack in the Deluxe Pack: ex set
Dark Ruler Ha Des Had His Horns & Wine Glass Edited This is another card that carries connotations with negative religious imagery