In this kind of case, the benefit to the other player is that youre reining in or possibly dealing lethal damage to the biggest threat at the table
Dance of the Elements leans into five-color synergy and tribal cohesion in a way that actually feels playable and scalable, while Blight Curse commits hard to the -1/-1 counter identity with a grindy, value-driven game plan thats going to make certain tables very nervous
Not quite a death trigger, but Fling also works decently with cards on this list
The big restriction is that Magic is produced in many languages, and each puzzle had to be solvable in each language
The Expansion Booster offers you a new booster opening experience
By contrast, the archenemy is strongly incentivised to load up on sweepers, each opponent effects and other multi-target spells which can drain the hero side of significant resources per cast