The goal isnt just to stop the opponent but to use their own heavy hitters to fund your winning play or a massive spell in your hand
The same can be said for Earthbend decks that are more than happy to hit their Earthbended lands, and for those decks who like to target their own indestructible lands with spells like Cleansing Wildfire
Offering buffs, protection, life gain, and reanimation , Sword of Light and Shadow can be incredibly useful in a great many decks
It's hard enough to keep up with all the new product ourselves, much less gauge what our fellow Magic-warrior friends and family might be interested in
The "morph five mana" rule says that if you attack with your morph creature into an opponent's morph creature, it will take a minimum of five mana for their morph to "eat" your morph (meaning it turns face up and destroys your creature without itself being destroyed)
Worst of all, other Saproling cards that deal in counters make spore counters, not fungus counters