That makes the deck soft to pillowfort cards like Ghostly Prison, but it also means you're establishing yourself as the aggressor at the table
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For [WWC], youre not only hitting for 130 damage, but also spreading damage across your opponents entire Bench depending on how many Prize cards theyve already taken
Ayara, First of Locthwain Ayara, First of Locthwain | Illustration by Ryan Pancoast Commander (1) Creature (32) Cult Conscript Dockside Chef Forsaken Miner Greedy Freebooter Haunt of the Dead Marshes Persistent Specimen Shambling Ghast A-Blood Artist A-Guildsworn Prowler A-Hobbling Zombie Accursed Marauder Ashnod's Harvester Brain Maggot Deep-Cavern Bat Dunbarrow Revivalist Dusk Legion Zealot Elderfang Disciple Kitesail Freebooter Marionette Apprentice Putrid Goblin Virus Beetle Zulaport Cutthroat Fell Stinger Gix, Yawgmoth Praetor Gravelighter Morbid Opportunist Plaguecrafter Thought-Stalker Warlock Grief Sheoldred, the Apocalypse Goremand Dusk Mangler Instant (14) Cut Down Fatal Push Grave Expectations Malakir Rebirth Undying Malice Bitter Triumph Deadly Dispute Eviscerator's Insight Feed the Cycle Infernal Grasp Sheoldred's Edict Blot Out Dismember Fell the Profane Sorcery (7) Bloodchief's Thirst Bone Shards Duress Reanimate Thoughtseize Fell Toxic Deluge Enchantment (1) Artifact (1) Land (44) This deck looks to do something mono-black decks have done since the dawn of Magic: sacrifice creatures for value
The problem with Cruella is that there are similarly-costed cards with the same ability that dont need you to jump through the hoops of getting her banished
