Originally printed in Urzas Saga, this one-mana critter still fetches quite a sum on the secondary market due to its near-obscene power level as well as its scarcity, having only been printed in one set officially.
For just three mana, Thalia makes it so your opponents nonbasic lands and creatures all enter the battlefield tapped as long as shes in play
A non-cleaved Dread Fugue is going to be a lot more about having an early play, while you also have the full-cost cleave mode for cleaning up later haymakers
Even buying one turn against them with an effect like Tax Collector can help slower decks keep up
How it works This deck is all about being - and you'll need to excuse my language here - a total dickhead
It can be a touch slow, but getting to seven counters is easier than you think, especially in the token decks where this card excels