The main goal is usually to exchange favors with other players: If I deal with that problem, will you promise not to attack me next turn? Politics decks use these interactions as their main focus, pitting opponents against each other while they build up for the win
To save some time, I'm going to create a chart showing the current listings and sold listing trends for this card in a CGC 9, 9.5, and 10
This is to give you a general idea of how the opponents deck wants to play so that you can prepare for what your opponent wants to do
The downside is your turns will often consist of just playing one spell a turn
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All are fine picks for a vampire deck, but Ive actually lost to the Drana, Liberator of Malakir and Drana, Kalastria Bloodchief in Commander games, so thats how you decide how to prioritize these