I especially enjoyed throwing element giant Thryx down at opportune moments as, like an angry storm, he can turn up in a flash at any time
The ability to move damage counters at the start of your turn is always very useful, especially to get around certain situations where your opponent is trying to protect a character
This card was a notable competitive powerhouse upon release, featuring in both decks in the Finals of the 1998 World Championships with Brian Selden's Recurring Nightmare deck taking the top spot with two main deck Firestorms helping to clear out opposing threats
Creature - Cleric Spirit Color tag templates(None) Sphere of Safety Creatures can't attack you or planeswalkers you control unless their controller pays for each of those creatures, where X is the number of enchantments you control
In a similar vein, Marshals AnthemMarshals Anthem is another card I feel doesn't really fit in the deck
Honorable Mention 2 No Mercy I am a sad Abe that this did not make the Top 10