What I dont like here is how often some of these have gotten reprints
As a game goes on, you have access to more mana and want to cast multiple spells or creatures per turn, so the mana curve advises that you have more 2 and 3 mana cost cards than any other kind
When a battle you cast resolves, it enters the battlefield under your control with a number of defense counters on it equal to the number in the jagged square in its lower right corner
So, to keep track of which creature is blocking, it's common for the defending player to place their blocking creatures in front of the attacking creatures to show which is blocking which
Sadly, even in the 40 card decks of cube and even with the general irrelevance of life back in the day you cannot use this on turn two to reliably find exactly what you need
Therell probably also be some appreciative laughs if you manage to actually get a kill off with this deck