After spending four turns dashing out and raiding our opponents life totals, you could drop Ankle Shanker and swing out with your first-striking, deathtouch board to guarantee your opponents blockers would crumble beneath your advancing horde
Smothering Tithe Bolas's Citadel Jeska's Will Kinnan, Bonder Prodigy Ancient Tomb Mox Diamond Chrome Mox Mana Vault Lion's Eye Diamond Grim Monolith Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow Winota, Joiner of Forces Gaea's Cradle Serra's Sanctum With little synergistic work, Gaea's Cradle and Serra's Sanctum produce insane amounts of mana
Each rarity level has distinct characteristics that affect how you should store and organize them: Advanced Organization Strategies For serious magic players and trading card collectors, moving beyond basic organization methods creates more efficient card management systems
It also deals some nice table-wide damage, which could be pretty significant in a Stun Counter-focused deck
Rakdos forces players to sacrifice their own lands, too
Dragonhawk, Fate's Tempest Dragonhawk, Fate's Tempest needs to be in a creature-centric deck to do real work, but it does so much if you have enough 4-power creatures (which is a lovely call back to the ferocious mechanic from this creatures plane of origin)
