Having multiple copies of this card on the board is useless, but this still shifts the usual 50/50 odds to 75/25 for any coin flip
Theres a steep learning curve here, and if you fall off, you may need to dig back a few pages to find your footing, but just through re-reading things the opacity of cards like Divine Arsenal AA-Zeus - Sky Thunder and Mannadium Prime-Heart (the two headliners for each deck) starts to fall away
Izzet Lutri | IKO Standard | Abe Sargent Companion (1) 1 Lutri, the Spellchaser Creatures (10) 1 Bonecrusher Giant 1 Brazen Borrower 1 Crackling Drake 1 Fae of Wishes 1 God-Eternal Kefnet 1 Niv-Mizzet, Parun 1 Pteramander 1 Rielle, the Everwise 1 Sprite Dragon 1 Voracious Greatshark Planeswalkers (3) 1 Chandra, Acolyte of Flame 1 Chandra, Awakened Inferno 1 Ral, Storm Conduit Instants (14) 1 Anticipate 1 Chemister's Insight 1 Expansion // Explosion 1 Fire Prophecy 1 Flame Spill 1 Ionize 1 Negate 1 Neutralize 1 Opt 1 Scorching Dragonfire 1 Shock 1 Sinister Sabotage 1 Tale's End 1 Thassa's Intervention Sorceries (5) 1 Bond of Insight 1 Callous Dismissal 1 Invade the City 1 Light Up the Stage 1 Purphoros's Intervention Enchantments (2) 1 Omen of the Forge 1 Omen of the Sea Lands (26) 9 Island 9 Mountain 4 Evolving Wilds 4 Temple of Epiphany That's just one quick example of a way to build a Standard deck with one of the worst in the cycle in Standard
If you need more than just White Howling to deal with spells and traps dont be afraid to put cards that have spell and trap removal in the side
A particularly notable example of this is the famous Shadowless Base Set Charizard the card that reignited the recent boom of the TCG sells for hundreds of thousands at auction, but there are plenty of cards out there that are rarer
