It doesnt hurt that this scene takes place at a charming patio cafe in what could easily be an epic city somewhere like Paris (baguette and all)
Legendary creatures such as Mogis, God of Slaughter or Kaervek the Merciless, which actually appear in the Endless Punishment deck, have been the backbone of previous iterations of red-black group slug decks, and senior game designer Daniel Holt leaned on that archetype history to help shape Endless Punishment
Click on my four screens here to look at different takes and ways to use it: The card is just powerfully good without needing anything special to combine it with
The gameplan is fairly simple, but tried and tested: simply Itchy Pollen your opponent while you set up, then dive, dive, dive away until nothing is left on your opponent's board
In a little more exotic Grand Melee format players may perform their turns simultaneously
Ultimate Magic: Holy With Ultimate Magic: Holy, your permanents all gain indestructible for the turn, making it a clean answer to board wipes and spot removal