A more common inclusion of Jirachi- EX into decks, for instance, definitely stands as a good reason to run Catcher with the flip
The Monastery Swiftspear is worth more to the Izzet player than the RDW player while the Falkenrath Gorger is worth less to the Izzet player compared to the RDW player
That inheritance is naturally reflected in Galufs Final Act, which not only briefly boosts a creatures power (a nod to Galuf going all out as he takes on Exdeath 1v1), but lets it pass on +1/+1 tokens equal to its power when it dies
The higher the number, the thicker the paper
So, if the attacking creature's strength overpowers the defending creature's toughness, and the defending creature's strength overpowers the attacking creature's toughness, both creatures die
That made good answers hard to come by while the Sliver deck was functioning as intended, as winning combats was hard, winning them quickly without trample was even harder, and removal was temporary