Cut Your Losses forces a player to mill half their library, and with casualty, you can copy that spell to make two opponents mill that much
Winning Victory is achieved through two primary avenues: reducing the opponent's life total to zero or compelling them to draw from an empty library
At least from an MTG perspective, this puts Sin alongside graveyard commanders like Muldrotha, the Gravetide, but with the chaotic twist of that aforementioned cycle
This is due to rising popularity and the high resale value of some second-hand cards
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However, I do have several matches against the deck under my belt