(2014-11-24) Because face-down creatures don't have names, they can't have the same name as any other creature, even another face-down creature
Aboleth Spawn Abomination of Gudul Advanced Stitchwing Atraxa, Praetors' Voice Awoken Horror Captain N'ghathrod Chained Throatseeker Chasm Skulker Clammy Prowler Cleaver Skaab Consuming Aberration Cruel Witness Dinrova Horror Docent of Perfection Dreadlight Monstrosity Drownyard Amalgam Etherium Abomination Forgotten Creation Geralf's Masterpiece Geralf's Mindcrusher Grazilaxx, Illithid Scholar Grell Philosopher Havengul Skaab Hordewing Skaab Horrid Shadowspinner Hullbreaker Horror Illithid Harvester Ingenious Skaab Kederekt Creeper Kraum, Ludevic's Opus Kraum, Ludevic's Opus Kraum, Violent Cacophony Krothuss, Lord of the Deep Laboratory Brute Laboratory Drudge Lamplighter of Selhoff Ludevic's Abomination Makeshift Mauler Mind Flayer Mindleech Mass Mindwrack Liege Murkfiend Liege Nemesis of Reason Nihiloor Overcharged Amalgam Overlord of the Floodpits Patchwork Crawler Perfected Form Pink Horror Possessed Aven Psychic Symbiont Renegade Silent Rootcoil Creeper Sauron, Lord of the Rings Sauron, the Dark Lord Screaming Swarm Silent Hallcreeper Skaab Ruinator Sludge Monster Stitched Mangler Stitchwing Skaab Storm Skreelix Tekuthal, Inquiry Dominus The Flood of Mars The Master of Keys Thing in the Ice Thrummingbird Uchbenbak, the Great Mistake Umbris, Fear Manifest Wandering Mind Wharf Infiltrator Wretched Throng
Its the same Tinker design issue, where the cost isnt appropriate for the reward you get
One method that is surprisingly consistent is by poisoning your opponent until they lose the game
On the front, we've got Vanille, who doesn't do anything more than a Grapple with the PastGrapple with the Past, and a fairly potent card advantage engine in Fang
