Players would literally drop this card onto the play area, and its landing spot would determine the damage to their opponent in the game
So, while mill decks dont pressure the opponents life total like a typical deck would, they are generally aggressive and aim to win the game as fast as possible
Toxic Deluge is the premier black board wipe, being the cheapest at 3 mana, but it does come with the drawback of having to pay life to remove everything
This will allow you to gain the life you need to activate Frodo, and also drain life from your opponents
Raw card count alone misses the picture a 99-card deck with 12 removal spells has about 18% density, but if 10 of those cost 4+ mana, you cannot respond in the early turns when fast combos threaten to win
Shadows over Innistrad Standard begins this weekend, and as much as the rotation is mixing things up, the new set has a ton of cards that take us in very different directions from what weve been building around
