The color pie does important work keeping all the good cards from being in the same deck, and if we aren't careful with our mana fixing, we risk usurping the safety net of the color pie
While I personally like direct removal spells, this can become useful in mono-blue decks that otherwise dont have reliable answers to threats
Multiple Battles make it really hard for your opponent to use interaction to mitigate the natural four token pattern of Battle for Bretagard, and if you wanted to trigger the last chapter of Battle for Bretagard once, you certainly would love a second helping of copying tokens
[...] But ironically, EDH is in danger of transforming into the same kind of serious, streamlined structure that its original creators wanted to avoid"
For a single white mana, you can destroy a target creature or Planeswalker
If a card you didn't control would be put into an opponent's graveyard from anywhere, exile it instead