Which one is best for you depends on the deck that you're playing
Also, Ive left out anything that lets you play those cards without playing their manacost or lets you play from your opponents library
The overall, artistic effect here, however, is more majestic than terrifying
While this is a perfectly valid play, from the perspective of the one who inflicted the Confusion, this means you have successfully depleted their resources by removing their attacker, draining the attacker's energy, or forcing them to use another card to bring the attacker back. In other words, inflicting Confusion every turn can be replaced with indirectly destroying energy
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Attentive foes will have a chance to counter this strategy before it happens, but catching them unaware can be a sudden path to victory
