She costs nine ink to cast normally, but enters play as a humongous 10/10 character, and whenever it challenges another character, you may ready her
But youll find yourself in a situation sometimes where your opponent just has to take this, because they dont really want to give you the flyers, and when they do take it, they have to lose a card, which is pretty nice
While they lack some diversity as well, their sheer number and the more varied abilities they have compared to Dragons merit inclusion on this list just above our (generally) Red friends
The only difference is the white and black in their color identities, but otherwise, their decks look fairly similar
:) It sorta kinda pillow forts, but not in an oppressive way
Players are using Delighted Halfling in MTG formats like Commander and Modern