Sinister Sabotage, Dissolve, Stoic Rebuttal, Dissipate, Forbid the list goes on and on
And this is just depressing as a topdeck
Storm the Citadel Storm the Citadel doesnt give your creatures trample, so its a weak Overrun, but the destruction triggers make it an interesting, though potentially underwhelming option to destroy artifacts and enchantments in go-wide strategies
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the deck can quickly establish a board presence and apply pressure from multiple angles, leaving opponents struggling to keep up with the constant onslaught
Bramblewood Paragon isnt that strong, but its an excellent warrior lord and a great combo with creatures that have the mobilize mechanic and can create a large number of warrior tokens