Their ability to grow in proximity to additional copies of themselves makes them into potent swarm threats, somewhat similar to Slivers
Well, I'm really not a fan of legendaries at common because the legend rule popping up so often makes both constructed and limited gameplay and deckbuilding worse
You can do it at instant speed too, so if an opponent moves to destroy your creature, you can remove the counter in response
The adventure cards often play better than they look, and the themes of the set are very nice
Those two creatures might make it into today's list, but this deck is going to focus heavily on token generation in order to squeeze as much value out of our 99 as possible
Mosswood Dreadknight For a surprisingly low cost, Mosswood Dreadknight is an easily recyclable draw card, stacked on top of a creature with great early-game combat potential