After that turn, that player takes an extra turn. This can be absolutely back-breaking late in the game, allowing Emrakuls caster to use an opponents removal against them, attack unfavorably, sacrifice permanents, and do all sorts of mean stuff
The creature cards you return to your hand don't have to be any of the cards you milled
When Kairi dies, choose one Return any number of target nonland permanents with total mana value 6 or less to their owners' hands
CROWD FUNDING So even when were building our Go Wide decks very differently from their 60-card inspirations, the central question remains the same: how fast can you widen your board? Everything else, from economy to damage potential, is simply a function of that creature count
One of the biggest payoffs an Aristocrats deck has is the ability to drain and gain