With almost 300 creatures in Magic that have deathtouch in one way or another, there are tons of ways to even the odds against your opponents giant creatures
Asmodeus the Archfiend Auntie Blyte, Bad Influence Bedlam Reveler Body Dropper Brimstone Vandal Carnage Interpreter Chain Devil Chained Brute Charmbreaker Devils Devilish Valet Festival Crasher Fiendish Duo Flayer of the Hatebound Footlight Fiend Forge Devil Frenzied Devils Gang of Devils Gibbering Fiend Glistening Goremonger Havoc Devils Havoc Jester Heckling Fiends Hellrider Henzie "Toolbox" Torre Hobblefiend Hulking Devil Impetuous Devils Infernal Captor Jalum Grifter Lorcan, Warlock Collector Mahadi, Emporium Master Mayhem Devil Mayhem Patrol Pain Distributor Perforating Artist Pitchburn Devils Pyretic Prankster Rad Rascal Rakdos Cackler Rakdos Headliner Raphael, Fiendish Savior Reckless Detective Riot Devils Scalding Devil Scourge Devil Sin Prodder Sower of Chaos Spiteful Prankster Squealing Devil Stone-Throwing Devils The Beamtown Bullies Tibalt's Rager Torch Fiend Vengeful Devil Vexing Devil Wildfire Devils Witty Roastmaster Zurzoth, Chaos Rider
The Mirage designers made Charms to add smaller effects to decks
Raw Near Mint copies trade around $800$1,000, making the PSA 10 premium approximately 14x
As a tournament player, Id rather have fewer formats at this pointI have most cards for several Modern and Pioneer decks, but I dont even know if I have everything Id need for any deck Id want to play in either format
Multi-Prize Pokmon Management: Cards like V, VMAX, and EX Pokmon give up multiple Prize Cards when knocked out, so managing risk is crucial
