In red and black MTG colors there are only limited ways to make copies of Deadpool, Trading Card, and that seems to be the main strategy for transforming Deadpool from an annoying but ultimately non-threatening deck into an absolute nightmare
For most of the sets youll have the choice between regular booster packs where youll get a rare card or occasionally a mythic rare, and mythic packs where youll always get a mythic rare
For 1 mana, its a 1/1 creature that gains a spore counter during your upkeep, and with three counters, you can create a 1/1 green Saproling token
It shares card draw with your opponents as they smash into one another, though one might argue rewarding someone for something you forced them to do isn't exactly benevolent behavior
Sorceries: As someone who builds a lot of decks that utilize the graveyard well, blue Faithless Looting has turned out to be not a terrible card in several of my decks