For this listicle, we will only be looking at the traditional regular frame non-foil MTG cards
This is a perfect early game surprise for any challenge-focused decks, and with the option to have up to eight one or two ink cost Robin Shift targets in your deck, he should be nice and easy to play on curve
Necromancer's Covenant The Necromancer's Covenant may not have the cachet of casual tables, but it's a strong addition to any deck because it brings a few favors to the party
With such a potent answer like Unholy Heat, most of the creatures and Planeswalkers are easily answered, so decks have to play a lower curve threat package to not trade big mana threats against a single Unholy Heat
You could even throw in Spitfire Lagac as a top-end threat
A key factor here is a very cheap removal suite made up of three Cut Down, four Go for the Throat, and both The Wandering Emperor and Gixs Command