Not only are starter decks a great way to start, but, like Yu-Gi-Oh!, some of these decks might be worth a good chunk of change in the future
Effects like Grave Sifter and Heirloom Blade are roundabout ways to use the god text on Valki to find and play Tibalt
In a deck like this, I think Rock Guard might become pretty fierce
I fully expect to register Sunset Saboteur in a cheerfully janky Standard deck within the month--it does Station Entropic Battlecruiser well, after all--and every time I drop a game, I'll recall the long lineage of players who have lost to their own Lord of the Pit or Archfiend of the Dross and know that I'm a small part of Magic 's history.
Instead of focusing on the game and how to interact with multiple players rather than just one, here we have ways to break the rigid deckbuilding aspects of EDH
Sure, this effect can help you to exponentially grow your bird army, but that doesnt come cheap