Damage prevention effects have a long history in MTG, stretching all the way back to Alpha with Fog
Big, expensive finishers aren't usually relevant in Constructed, but the Locthwain Scorn adventure means it'll see more play than it would have as a standalone card
I shake his hand, sign a Stabilizer for him, and buy him a beer
Follow the Bodies is really only useful after you wipe the board, and the odds of you having it in your hand after doing so are too small to bother including
Being able to hold up interaction while progressing your own board state is the point at which the game tends to begin in most games of non-competitive EDH, and its where decks and players can truly begin to shine
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