For example, Annihilate will be card advantage if it resolves normally targeting a creature an opponent controlsyou lose one card from your hand but you also draw a card, for a net gain of zero cards, and your opponent loses one card, so you're up one card relative to them
These are the cards you'll see constantly in packs, draft pods, bulk boxes, and that one "bulk" storage bin every Magic player has
Part of the planeswalkers being hardier than dorks is a trade off for all of them being far slower to actually finish a game outright rather than obtaining a concession
An example from CEDH is Glarb, Calamitys Augur
Tutor Effects As this deck needs ways of finding cards like Doomsday, Laboratory Maniac, and the like, it also runs a few restricted tutor effects to be able to find those cards when need be
Most versions Ive seen are trying to burst their way to 20 lore