Attack with all their creatures, sacrifice permanents of value and do whatever you want to cause absolute chaos
Previously, we had reported that the most expensive Final Fantasy Magic: The Gathering card was the black, foil, borderless Traveling Chocobo that is only available in Japanese
Only this time, we're not looking at Yu-Gi-Oh, but instead at Magic: The Gathering
David Third, an Alpha enthusiast created a guide for ink pattern alignment differences which is widely used in the Alpha MTG community for identifying clipped Beta
To round out the list, lets take advantage of some of the token-making, the high creature count in our deck, and a few odds and ends in the life gain/life loss matters bin
Courser of Kruphix adds another line of defense, giving you some lifegain here and there to ensure you live longer, and you can play lands from the top of your deck which is a strong source of card advantage and filtering