But this Equipment-focused deck tries something a bit different, and wants you to go wide with equipped creatures, instead of stacking them all on one Cloud and going in for the kill
Cthulhu is also available in Horrorclix as a chase "scenario" figure
Since Temur Adventures appeared seemingly out of nowhere to dethrone Azorius Control in Theros Beyond Death Standard, Ive fallen in love with the MTG Adventure archetype
Grandtusk Dragon: If you want even more disruption turn 1 and you have a board like 1 Hieratic main deck monster + Heavenly Spheres, you summon it via Spheres, bounce 1, pop 2, and you still have the Hieratic monster to tribute for your traps
Both of these are worthy of being a three-mana spell on their own, but having them both on one card makes this a great card against a lot of different decks, and you can play it without worrying about what it is your opponent might be doing