They just deck themselves." (To "deck yourself" means to run out of cards and lose the game.) Jelger's strategy for the matchup is the most extreme form of line-up theory
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Building a deck with a plethora of different mana costs that challenge people is key to the game
They feature artwork by Oda and are written by Tatsuya Hamasaki
Thankfully, lessons were learned from the Oko situation, and Vraska has been made much more expensive to compensate, though her compleated effect does let you circumvent this to an extent
While I have no problem with anybody snapping up Gravecrawlers if theyre building Vengevine or they think that the card is underpriced for some other reason, people tend to underestimate the difficulty of actually getting those last few cards in a new Modern deck when more than half the value of most of these decks is tied up in just two or three crucial bottlenecks
