Dralnu, Lich Lord and Wrexial, the Risen Deep both love seeing spells hit graveyards, and U/B mill decks are popular with casual players
Back in the late 1990s, Wizards of the Coast experimented with producing Pokmon trading cards in English, rather than the original Japanese, where it held the licence from 1999 to 2003
These decks aren't always able to stop you from just killing them (which is why Tron decks are going for black and white interaction these days)
1 Phenax, God of Deception The Dimir (black/blue) God of Theros, Phenax, God of Deception is a stellar commander capable of converting one's high-toughness creatures into a veritable milling engine
There are few cards as universally efficient and useful as Vindicate
Along with Locations, other non-character cards also made their way to the Enchanted rarity for the first time