Masters of Evil, meanwhile, brings together the Doctors various enemies
You choose just one target opponent to look at the top three cards of your library and put them into piles
These three cards care about making tokens and killing non-tokens, helping you make a big board and prevent your opponents from doing the same
It starts as a 1/1, then a 2/1, and if your opponents dont answer it, it eventually tramples over them for lethal
That Flash makes it a combat trick, a removal-dodger, and a wrath-protection piece all in one card, and as we've seen with several cards in the set, Convoke means tribal decks with a wide board can cast it for next to nothing
One problem I did run into is that, unless you can find a good card draw engine, you sometimes get situations where one or more players are just top decking and playing whatever they draw, leading to uninspiring matches