The testing group was Rogier Maaten (Top 8), Jelger Wiegersma (T32), Frank Karsten (Top 8), myself (9th), and also a bit with Kenji Tsumura (Top 4): Creatures (15) 4 Sakura-Tribe Elder 1 Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni 1 Meloku the Clouded Mirror 2 Kokusho, the Evening Star 1 Myojin of Night's Reach 1 Hana Kami 1 Ghost-Lit Stalker 4 Kagemaro, First to Suffer Lands (23) Spells (22) Im not going to explain all of the cards, since most of them should be clear to you by now
Unlike Silent Gravestone, the secondary mass exile ability is also quite cheap, so even if its front side isn't always going to prove the most useful in every situation, it's far easier to utilize the back half instead
If they cant pay X, or refuse to, they still tap all their lands and empty their mana pool, rendering the rest of their turn awash, more or less
This is great because the attack doesn't need to land for the ability to trigger
Nonetheless, from a financial stand, Italian The Dark can be seen as the budget version of The Dark
9 Lavinia, Foil To Conspiracy Leave No Clue Uncovered Lavinia is back in the Clue Edition with a brand-new Detective version