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In my mind, this means removal elements and spells that damage each opponent and their board all at once

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Sprazzan Shield does everything and most of those things are on color

Also a skeleton for Corpses of the Lost

This wizard still isnt a slam dunk, but it only costs 4 mana, it creates a body as it enters, and it makes your board much more scary if you have other vehicles the turn it comes down

Its ridiculously easy to flip this into its walker side in graveyard-based decks