If you go with Wizards' official rulings then you have a limit of six players per table, which is pretty reasonable
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Fire Nation Salvagers can help reanimate multiple cards each combat in a counters deck, provided opponents have them available
Overlord of the Balemurk and Deceit offer midrange beef later in the game, but provide power early, too
Thats enough to make it the namesake card for decks looking to cheat big wincons into play, whether they be Omniscience, Griselbrand, or a land from an awful hand
Heres a deeper look at what each Drop has to offer
