Creatures (29) 1 Throat Slitter 1 Ink-Eyes, Servant of Oni 1 Wall of Souls 1 Bane of the Living 1 Dross Harvester 1 Varchild's War-Riders 1 Lava Zombie 1 Taurean Mauler 1 Stigma Lasher 1 Anathemancer 1 Harvester of Souls 1 Blood Artist 1 Master of Cruelties 1 Abhorrent Overlord 1 Gray Merchant of Asphodel 1 Erebos, God of the Dead 1 Grenzo, Havoc Raiser 1 Goblin Racketeer 1 Varchild, Betrayer of Kjeldor 1 Massacre Girl 1 Agitator Ant 1 Vito, Thorn of the Dusk Rose 1 Gadrak, the Crown-Scourge 1 Opposition Agent 1 Kardur, Doomscourge 1 Dauthi Voidwalker 1 Baleful Beholder 1 Karazikar, the Eye Tyrant 1 Vengeful Ancestor Lands (37) Spells (34) 1 Nevinyrral's Disk 1 Sol Ring 1 Fellwar Stone 1 Decree of Pain 1 Crawlspace 1 Oblivion Stone 1 Wayfarer's Bauble 1 Talisman of Indulgence 1 Delirium 1 Erratic Portal 1 Black Market 1 Backlash 1 Agonizing Demise 1 Rakdos Signet 1 War's Toll 1 Phthisis 1 Damnation 1 Exsanguinate 1 Chaos Warp 1 Blood Reckoning 1 Outpost Siege 1 Palace Siege 1 Thought Vessel 1 Marchesa's Decree 1 Disrupt Decorum 1 Force of Despair 1 Arcane Signet 1 Bloodthirsty Blade 1 Revenge of Ravens 1 Parasitic Impetus 1 Feast of Succession 1 Rise of the Dread Marn 1 Danse Macabre 1 Fevered Suspicion The idea behind the deck is relatively straightforward: make other players creatures attack each other instead of you

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