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Most of the best candidates in my mind are individual creatures which convert accumulated resources (be they cards, treasures, or creatures in play) into direct damage to players
Simple yet incredibly effective, within the context of a hydra deck, as hydras are most often composed of +1/+1 counters, Branching Evolution can allow a player's creatures to enter the battlefield twice as large as they would otherwise.
The argument is that in a world full of Ragavans and Murktide Regents, a few infinitely cloning Faeries and Phyrexians really arent so bad
The constant threat of mass removal forces people to play a bit slower as well