It's reactive and proactive, it kills and sets up draws, and it works beautifully in a Zombie deck, although it doesn't require it
Whether the Raven Man is an antagonist others can experience or a mental aberration peculiar to Liliana, the mysterious tormentor who seemed to read her mind induced her downfall
Fire Lord Azula Fire Lord Azula boasts incredible flexibility, as befits a genius combatant
Curse of the swine for x=2 is a solid way to take care of 2 birds with one stone
Meanwhile, stopping noncreature spells could mean that youre guaranteeing that nobody interferes with a big turn, or the chance to cut off a combo deck before it gets going
Its a clever way to turn utility creatures into reliable sources of damage and value