Using milling as a metaphor for Mind Flayers' habit of devouring people's thoughts and minds is a massive flavor win, and is almost a good enough reason to play this deck on its own
196 $0.07 Olympus Would Be That Way 197 $0.08 Rise of the Titans 198 $0.06 Captain Hook's Rapier 199 $0.03 Gizmosuit 200 $0.17 Map of Treasure Planet 201 $0.14 Maui's Place of Exile 202 $0.07 Nottingham 203 $0.08 The Bayou 204 $63.34 Chernabog 205 $59.74 Kida 206 $43.43 Pride Lands 207 $61.51 Jafar 208 $65.15 Maleficent 209 $67.91 The Sorcerer's Hat 210 $64.08 Morph 211 $73.55 Ursula 212 Kuzco's Palace 213 $57.39 Captain Hook 214 $50.39 Peter Pan 215 $26.93 RLS Legacy 216 $44.77 Gramma Tala 217 $85.75 Scrooge McDuck 218 $24.63 Belle's House 219 $148 Mickey Mouse 220 $106 Robin Hood 221 $76.44 And Then Along Came Zeus 222
Flavor Text The lower half of its body is wrapped in a cloud of energy
The more important reason Gaddock was contained was that green wasn't a natural fit for the decks that wanted Gaddock, or in some cases green was but white wasn't, and his legendary status made it difficult to go too far out of the way to get him
However, with some tweaking, this deck really has the positioning to either control the game or tempo out slower decks with countermagic and 4/4 Dragons
What it does is that it can actually change into a creature at any time and provide aggression that is able to synergize super well with a wide range of decks