Inti doesn't have any built-in resiliency to removal, but he does only cost 2 mana, which means you can reliably recast him a few times per game, which puts him roughly on par with the other resilient options in my opinion

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Then most of your creatures are tapping naturally
Even though weve slowly gotten some interesting coin flip (and coin flip support) cards over the years, its still a rather small pool of cards, which makes it a pretty unidirectional kind of build
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