The natural upside to these kinds of cards is they make it incredibly unlikely that the opponent will be able to operate on a specific axis immediately after the button is pushed, so to speak
VERIFY IT
For Constructed Magic, though, that darn if you play a card, bury Juju Bubble clause is a huge dealbreaker
, , Remove four oil counters from this artifact: Return target creature card from your graveyard to the battlefield
It has an admittedly narrow use case, but tripling your attack force ends games quickly, and it helps generate long-game advantages with cards like Solemn Simulacrum and Baleful Strix
The amount of tracking and decision-making lead me to believe this is the least suitable deck for a new player, but its also the most skill-intensive for a veteran