One Pokmon that benefits significantly from this strategy is Relicanth, a deep-sea species with strong synergy alongside Antique cards
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C Common Hatsugai X TRAP Excavate the top 5 cards of your opponent's Deck (or as many as possible), choose 1 excavated card, and declare a number in multiples of 100 (min
This makes sense as B-grade cards are generally cards that pull you into a certain color, the best commons and good uncommons
I like this in mill brews where you can add to the foe's milling by exiling their cards with your combat just naturally over time, and they don't go to the graveyard for later use or recursion or flashing back
The Great Henge Most decks with big creatures play The Great Henge to keep doing what they love doing: ramping up and dropping even larger creatures (which this artifact makes huge!) while gaining life to stay in the game