(That player looks at the top two cards of their library, then puts one onto the battlefield face down as a 2/2 creature and the other into their graveyard
[16] Ash Parrish of The Verge similarly noted concerns that since Wizards of the Coast now controls the banlist, "there's nothing preventing it from continuing to print powerful, format-degrading cards in service of increased sales"
Pricing should be logical
For instance, Hoarding Broodlord allows players to tutor for any card, exile it face down, then cast it with convoke
While our main goal is to play as many Skeletons as possible and use them to beat our opponent down after pumping them with Skeletal Swarming and Death-Priest of Myrkul, we also have a sacrifice-sub theme featuring cards like Shambling Ghast, Eyetwitch, Deadly Dispute, and Village Rites that both helps to ramp us into Skeletal Swarming and also takes advantage of the fact that both Swarming and Death-Priest care about creatures dying