Many names of spells, effects, and items come straight out of a Dungeons Masters Guide or Players Handbook: Lightning Bolt Crystal Ball Fireball Phantasmal Forces Clone Invisibility Fabricate Ball Lightning Erase Fear Misdirection Jump Simulacrum Sleep Web Sunstone Shatter Visions Wall of Fire Wall of Stone Wall of Ice Wall of Sand Wall of Bone Pyrotechnics Ice Storm Reincarnate Descent into Madness Dehydration Brand Chain Lightning Entomb Dominate Animate Dead Teleport Resurrection Raise Dead And then you have similar effects like Phantasmal Terrain instead of Hallucinatory Terrain or Phantasmal Mount vs Phantom Steed, Fly vs Flight, etc
Slivers Slivers are only fun if youre the one playing the deck, making it a scary thing to face down for your opponents
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Honorable Mention #2 (#13 Overall) - Underrealm Lich Another 5-drop, 4-power Lich
Early Pioneer players had success with Golgari and Sultai Delirium decks, but mostly because those decks got to play Thoughtseize, Uro, and Oko