While the classic tutor target is Craterhoof Behemoth, you can build a powerful Natural Order package by including Kogla, the Titan Ape, Apex Altisaur, and Bane of Progress for a versatile suite of interactive creatures that can handle any threat your opponents present
Another option is to force your opponents to discard their entire decks , though milling a 99-card library is a daunting task and requires more set-up than card do damage or creature go smack
It only takes one mana to transform it into a 1/1 Phyrexian Blinkmoth artifact creature with flying and infect
But heres the deal: at Cherry , weve got both , so you dont have to choose just one (but wheres the fun in that?)

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