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While the 3/3 body for 3 mana isnt exciting, Lord Skitters ability to create a rat token every turn can quickly get out of control, especially against decks that are light on interaction, like ramp
This is your labor of love the deck you care so much about that you want to make it stand out as truly your own
Shrike Force is still quite small, so its hardly the most dangerous creature around, but it picks up buffs really nicely and holds off armies of 1/1s while effectively pecking away at the opponents life total each turn
There are so many zero-mana counterspells, one-mana discard spells, and cheap draw-sevens that Mind Twist doesnt really line up as well in the format as it used to