The deck also has a +1/+1 counters subtheme, so you get benefits when creatures with +1/+1 counters on them die
Narrow but none the less a useful and surprisingly powerful tool
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The other possibility is playing Invasion of Regatha in a dedicated burn deck since the backside seems pretty powerful with Play with Fire, Lightning Strike, and friends as a weird twist on Torbran, Thane of Red Fell, although I'm not sure a burn deck wants to use multiple burn spells or attacks to remove the five defense counters to defeat the battle
Its also a card thats on a lot of peoples radar now because of Blue Moon emerging at Pro Tour Born of the Gods, so its not necessarily the auto-win it normally is
My first point was that the best two cards were The Scarab God and Glorybringer and nothing else was close