It's easy to see why
Baleful Strix Grima, Saruman's Footman Dimir Infiltrator Master of Death Lazav, Dimir Mastermind Halo Forager Obsessive Stitcher Araumi of the Dead Tide Etrata, the Silencer Tomebound Lich Cavern Harpy Dimir Guildmange Tidehollow Strix Oonas Gatewarden Aven Hearstabber Big Monsters Dimir doesn't have as many large creatures as other colors, but it does have a few
Crystal Barricade Crystal Barricade is an exceptional card against red-based decks whose primary way to win games is to deal direct damage to your opponents face
If thats your cup of tea, I cant wait to see it in action
Two landscapes of Xellan Rah are also available as playmats and prints, never before seen and coming to this campaign for the very first time: Magic: The Gathering With more than 100 cards in his catalog since he first joined Magic in 1994, this project will also feature more of RKFs Magic illustrations, all digitally extended to fit the parameters of a playmat
Being able to play lands directly from your graveyard has empowered quite a few strategies in Magic, most notably Legacy Lands and Vintage Workshop, but you'll occasionally see it in Modern Golgari decks too