But the chasest of the chase are the serialized versions, which go for hundreds of dollars (even for cards with regular versions that cost a few bucks)
She also reads: At the beginning of your end step, choose target creature card in your graveyard
Draft eerie double-faced creatures, powerful flashback spells, and a chilling array of cards steeped in horror themes
This elemental skeleton strikes hard and fast, attacking your opponents hand when they deal combat damage to them
Sometimes you need to beat Infect by choosing decks that are just plain good in the matchup
Sure, it had at least some competition from Spellbooks during its era, but thats another deck that only misses this list by virtue of being outshone by this one and the same format