I only look to play this in decks that are able to be fairly aggressive, those that do a chunk of the work towards winning with conventional aggression and then use the synergies to close out games that stabilize
With that, let's take a look at the finished list: [deckbox did="a141" size="small" width="560"] While the deck is a little linear, I'm pretty happy with how it turned out
Despite only being a 2/2, any time it touches a Vampire, its destroyed
Planeswalkers generally scale poorly in multiplayer formats because you have to protect them against multiple opponents that are looking to take them out
"So by the process of evolution, the better cards got used more and ended up in poorer condition." The second-most valuable "Power Nine" card is the Mox Sapphire
END STEP Protection is an incredible tool, allowing you to fend off tempo-swinging attacks, and get in for damage you wouldnt ordinarily be able to pull off