Since the deck is so graveyard heavy, it is vital to get permanents onto the battlefield that allow you to use cards from your graveyard
Even in an epic fantasy card game like Magic: the Gathering, populated by giants, dragons, angels, titans, krakens and demons, labeling something a god creates an extra layer of expectation
Many decks just plain rolled over and died to a first-turn Mom
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If the permanent that's exiled was the back face of a double-faced card, you will not be able to exile any additional cards, because those cards have only their front-face characteristics (including name) in the graveyard, hand, and library