This deck's themes revolve around leaders of militant factions and their soldiers, as well as wasteland raiders
It is particularly good against blue for the extra evasion although better at staying alive against white and black decks than the Sphinx of the Steel Wind is
It doesnt copy a creature, but instead swaps places with a different creature
And that flavor text, just three words that convey such menace, akin to losing The Game
Both these Single Player decks looked quite intriguing when they were first revealed and, thanks to the Ravensburger team, I managed to open and play both of them well ahead of the release of the set on the 29th of August
Baffling End fits a nice slot on the curve and can deal with problematic cards such as Longtusk Cub or Scrapheap Scrounger while allowing those other removal spells or Fumigate to clean up the bigger threats later