Liliana will fit right into B/G Delirium decks returning Ishkanah, Grafwidow and Noxious Gearhulk to the battlefield, but it could also fit into Aetherworks Marvel decks as a way to put Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger on the battlefield
Currently, damage order is used whenever an attacking creature was blocked by more than one creature, however according to WotC, this iteration has become unintuitive, adds a fair bit of rules baggage, and losing it means more interesting decisions and less double-dipping if you know the tricks. The change to damage assignment order is as follows: What Happens During Standard Rotation
@goonhoon, I apologise if this has gone off-topic, and wish there were information on Pokemon playtest cards I could have provided
While it's great to steal your opponent's cards, having plenty of your own cards in hand is not a bad idea
Lesson spells are generally high-cost sorceries that normally wouldnt be playable
With a few proliferate effects or another method of stacking up loyalty counters, Ral can pop off in just a few turns, and he's likely to refund at least a few of those turns right away
