Its ability to level the playing field makes it invaluable in competitive play, especially for control-focused builds
It's just a great feeling to cycle this at the end of someone's turn, draw a card, make 4 or 6 1/1 tokens, and swing and eventually win
No one would know what 'ichor' means if not for D&D, after all
My verdict: The Ruby & Amethyst Shimmering Skies Deck is ideal for players who want to outwit opponents with combos while keeping constant pressure on the board
Proliferate was introduced alongside infect as a way to give the mechanic more reach. The reminder text of proliferate even mentions players, so you're able to increase the number of counters on them
Defending your cards from Monster effects and helping you gain resources when your opponent makes a move is a combo that most other Normal support cards simply cant match