Into: Angry, Angry Dinos Im not sure theres much scarier than a Phyrexian Dinosaur, and the card reflects that
This is key because while you can also use full control, its very obvious if you start doing it at a given period if you havent throughout the game, signaling that you are, in fact, using full control and likely your opponents will infer you don't have anything
Not all sets will have as many reprints as Fabled will have , however, and Ravensburger states that after this ninth set releases that they will return to the normal format for new sets, where they are primarily made up of new cards
BUT if that character or card gets readied by another card effect they can be exerted again
This can be absolutely devestating to your opponent as it prevents them from building up valuable shift targets or other onboard resources that could help them later in the game
Strategy This deck is all about utilizing creatures until your opponents get rid of them for good via exile