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The vast majority are either jank (too weak to use even in casual decks), or duplicates of very common cards
Ramp up mana, curve out on vehicles, and get enough bodies on the field to fill those vehicles with dinosaurs, insects, and plants
Academic Dispute Astonishing Spider-Man Atarka's Command Balthier and Fran Barret Wallace Barret, Avalanche Leader Brimstone Trebuchet Cactusfolk Sureshot Chaosphere Cloudpiercer Craig Boone, Novac Guard Deadeye Duelist Dragon Roost Dragonlair Spider Drakuseth, Maw of Flames Earth Rumble Wrestlers Endrider Spikespitter Enraged Flamecaster Experimental Armor Fiendlash Fire Nation Archers Fire-Omen Crane Firespitter Whelp Flummoxed Cyclops Frilled Sparkshooter Furnace Whelp Gearbane Orangutan Geier Reach Bandit Ghirapur Gearcrafter Goblin Girder Gang Goblin Sky Raider Gouged Zealot Grabby Giant Grabby Giant Halana and Alena, Partners Haradrim Spearmaster Hawkeye's Bow Hawkeye, Avenging Archer Hawkeye, Master Marksman Hawkeye, Trick Shot Hawkeye, Young Avenger Hulk, Gamma Goliath Immortal Phoenix Iron Lad, Young Avenger Iron Man, Tony Stark Iron-Fist Pulverizer Kargan Dragonrider Kavaron Skywarden Kree Sentinel Lady Spider, Maybelle Reilly Leyline Weaver Living Lightning, Charged Up Longhorn Sharpshooter Longshot, Rebel Bowman Magmablood Archaic Meria's Outrider Minotaur Sureshot Monster Mashup Needlepeak Spider Nimble Birdsticker Odric, Blood-Cursed Onakke Javelineer Owen Grady, Raptor Trainer Panicked Altisaur Pillardrop Warden Quaketusk Boar Rathi Dragon Rearing Embermare Red Hulk Remnant Elemental Resistance Skywarden Riftburst Hellion
I think that classic movies like Night of the Living Dead are responsible for the prevalence of "the undead" coming up so often in the genre
