Since poison is his thing, we wanted some sort of life-loss-matters ability
Anybody who runs their hands over the rich, polished surface of Magic long enough becomes intimately familiar with the burrs, those weird cards which generate trivia questions and allow for unforeseen interactions to arise
While Ocelot Pride isnt quite that busted, I see the similarity: If either of these cards arent answered, they win the game with little effort
Alexi, Zephyr Mage (Masques/Nemesis/Prophecy) Here's the difference between Odyssey Block and Masques Block: There weren't a lot of spells that could kill a three toughness creature in Masques Block, where there are quite a few in Odyssey Block
Grand Coliseum Five-color decks and commanders that care about you taking damage will love Grand Coliseum, and its easy to see why
not attacking) if you believe your deck has inevitability