The Siege subtype defines who protects the battle , and what happens when the final defense counter is removed
There was a deck in the format called All-In Red at my first ever competitive REL tournament
The same can be said for Earthbend decks that are more than happy to hit their Earthbended lands, and for those decks who like to target their own indestructible lands with spells like Cleansing Wildfire
Out of all the new Murders at Karlov Manor pre-cons, Deadly Disguise was the one that most appealed to me
So last month, players looking to upgrade this precon sought other singles that support this plan like Last March of the Ents, Tree of Perdition, and MacCready, Lamplight Mayorall of which spiked as a result
Cards like these dont always see competitive play, but they also typically pay for their high-tempo potential with negligible impact in the late game