Sword of the Animist and Land Tax both help you to get more land into play, but more importantly, they help thin your deck so that you can find more important cards to advance your strategy
During either players' turn, when a monster effect is activated: You can send 1 "Valkyrie" card to the grave from your hand or field
Counter Counter This sounds like a kind of niche trap, but it definitely has its uses
Able to up your interactivity without significant compromise on dork count
Not Accounting for Cards Seen After Draws A common mistake is evaluating only the opening hand without considering the additional cards seen through regular draw steps, cantrips, and card selection spells
It means youve got to be a little more savvy when building your MTG deck, and either include cards you want in the graveyard or be able to decide on the spot what youre not going to need