This means if one creature dies while both are in play, your opponents will be forced to sacrifice two creatures
Unfortunately, it lets the controller separate the piles, not the opponent, so the split often favors the Toymakers controller regardless of your decision
Its cheap and has a thing for noncreature spells, so I can see it in Jeskai combo decks that require using its abilities to generate card advantage
Both are cross-deck staples that see heavy play in the Commander format, but for our rankings, Naya Populate sneaks ahead and into second place since it has five good colorless cards to Sultai Morphs' four
Previous Secret Lair precon decks, like last year's adorable puppies and kittens deck, and the angels deck with the stupid name, have sold out swiftly and currently fetch extravagant prices on the secondary market
There are plenty of ways to get even more out of a card like PuPu UFO, especially with abilities that untap a card, allowing you to triple the amount of lands you can play in a single turn for devastating effects