Being a double Lord giving +2/+2 to all your knights and the fringe benefit of protection from assassins
Weve avoided the obvious things like big old spiders and opted to go for things which are a little more unsettling across the board
Now, after such a long article, I think I need Jigglypuff to sing me to sleep.
"Doug Beyer wrote all the art descriptions for the Dracula series cards, really scouring the text for clues we could provide the artists." Dracula didn't come alone but brought along an entourage of well-known characters, locations, and objects18 cards in total (be sure to check out Mike Turian's article, Collecting Innistrad: Crimson Vow , to find out how you can get your hands on these)that bring Transylvania and Innistrad together
However, these decks have a phenomenal piece of utility to work around retreat locking, which is especially important in the current meta