Stunning a creature for a few turns gives you plenty of time to sneak in for a bunch of damage, and this blue creature even deals with the threat semi-permanently should you deem it too powerful for your opponents to untap with
It also refills your hand after a board wipe
You can either go wide and beat down with fliers or channel all those spirits into a huge X-spell of some sort
4 Bloodthirsty Conqueror Enables Infinite Combos in Draft Gain and Drain Your Way to Victory Much has already been made of Bloodthirsty Conqueror's built-in combo potential with staple life-drain enchantments Exquisite Blood and Tainted Remedy, but in MTG Foundations , this fearsome Vampire Knight also can infinitely drain opponents out of the game with the help of a common reprint, Marauding Blight-Priest, a returning reprint from Zendikar Rising
If our opponent has little to no counters to Hoopa, we can shut them out of the game
Interestingly, for years after its initial release, conventional wisdom held that the Japanese version from Eevee Heroes [S6a] would always significantly outvalue its English counterpart from Evolving Skies due to the unique texture of the card
