Where you have some real fun is adding your own counters and using the activated ability to blast individual targets, like a more expensive and flexible Boros Reckoner
While other decks might want to create an army of Squirrels or pelt their opponents with a tempest of trash, the Peace Offering deck just wants everyone to play nice and have fun
When Elesh Norn gained the upper hand on the other praetors, she knew Vorinclex would be the easiest to influence, as his desires were the basest of the praetors
If Valgavoth somehow enters the battlefield during an opponent's turn and that opponent had lost life earlier in the turn, its last ability won't trigger if that opponent loses life later in the turn
Ruhan of the Fomori Chaos decks require you to embrace the idea that you simply cant control everything
Izzet Chemister might not make tokens or throw in some extra damage, but it will eventually get you a second cast of multiple spells if your opponents let it stay on the board