There's also always the risk that one of their creatures will be the wrong color, or it will fly, or something similar will go wrong, and the creatures that can't attack are still around to prevent you from winning the game in the meantime
First opponents sacrifice creatures, then they discard, and finally, you steal from any graveyard
Getting these characters in play makes it difficult for opponents without the right cards to get rid of them, making it possible to rack up some lore without interruption
If I were to upgrade these decks with pulls from booster packs, then I would shave some of these weaker cards, especially ones that cannot be turned into ink, and add more five-drops, six-drops and seven-drops
We truly loved seeing this energy in Dominaria United and hope to see more of this elegant style in March of the Machine