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Cumulative Upkeep is a personal favorite just as an opponent thinks their Knight of the Reliquary will be losing a Mind Harness, Stifle keeps it shackled for yet another turn

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The chaos effect is fine, although doesnt feel terribly chaotic, and is easy enough to play around, which feels antithetical to the concept of chaos

However, many of the key creatures in the mono-white aggro decks are low power, and players don't mind taking an early hit or two if necessary, so you can capitalize on this