This makes Labrynth a Deck that is possible to be played now, as any combination of the three could take plenty of points up, but it adds consistency back to the Deck
Lara Croft was released as a part of a Secret Lair, and although nearly all the cards in the Tomb Raider Secret Lair were reskins of existing cards, Lara Croft, Tomb Raider was mechanically unique
Commonly played examples include Aristocrats where you sacrifice something like Reassembling Skeleton to a mana free sacrifice like Ashnod's Altar and then trigger the Zulaport Cutthroat to hit all foes as your win-con or hitting with Guttersnipe and similar triggers in a Spellslinger deck for your instant and sorcery casts
One thing about this new mechanic that brings a fundamental change to the way a lot of cards (especially werewolves) are played is that the day and night conditions affect all creatures on the battlefield
[[The Fire Crystal]] is decent
Burning-Tree Emissary allows you do to ridiculous things with Nykthos, Shrine to Nyx, such as Rakdoss Return your opponents hand away on turn 4, play out a turn 3 Stormbreath Dragon, or even just empty your hand and have an army of creatures
