From the main sets, the Overlord and Enduring cycles both strike me as versatile cards that will see some amount of play as they provide strong recurring effects
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The mana is the weakest part of the deck, as there's not much of it and the options are underwhelming
It can also be used to power out combos, when you hope to win the game before you have to sacrifice it
Folks that are worried about their life total and expanded usefulness should consider calling up this old friend
Or one, it matters how good your dice game is
