Finally, his ultimate offers a potential board reset, allowing your opponents to keep one permanent of each type and forcing them to sacrifice the rest
Ive had a lot of fun piloting the mill version of this deck (which wins more often through combat than mill these days!), so if you still need convincing, check out my decklist out for yourself here
In formats like Explorer where you can have more than one copy of a given card, you can have Tergrid plus the other side of the card (Tergrid's Lantern) in play at the same time, and thats a nasty combo
That might seem fairly surprising, given that this is a new set and youd expect new products
Kindred Wraths Kindred decks are often about building up a massive force of their creature type, so theyre perfectly poised to take advantage of one-way board wipes like Kindred Dominance and Raise the Palisade