7 Deadeye Navigator Deadeye Navigator is a powerhouse, and definitely an important part of any list of the best blink cards in MTG
Sure, copying spells isn't exactly brand-new tech, but getting copies of creature spells on the stack is relatively newer space, and the fact that Volo has a built-in "drawback" to achieve that - you have to spread your creature types around to get the value - pushes deck-building away from the usual suite of 40 value staples and forces deck-builders to go a little deeper into the tank
Archon of Cruelty is an amazing target for reanimation spells, because he provides his controller with a huge amount of value as soon as he enters the battlefield
All personal, report to the mess hall
Overall, the deck blends control, inevitability, and explosive finishing power, making it a favorite for players who enjoy long-term strategy and dramatic, game-ending combos
One way that players answer a Merciless Eviction is to sacrifice their team to something like Viscera Seer or Goblin Bombardment and then they just recur their stuff later, but now if they do that they'll just get exiled from the graveyard as well on resolution
