Sure, it had ways to destroy permanents likes creatures with flying as well artifacts and enchantments, but straight-up creature removal was something it sorely lacked for many years
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Surprisingly, Invasion of Shandalardoesn't have any restrictions on the permanents you can Regrowth, which means in a graveyard deck, you can set up some absurd value loops by using the battle to return two permanents and another copy of itself to your hand and then doing that again the next turn, but this is pretty slow
With your help, Loot, were going to make a hell of an entrance, said Chandra
Here, I get to use Vivien's Arkbow
So what happens when WotC prints a card that steals those mana-ramping artifacts from all of your foes until the end of your next turn