award.) The set of abilities look almost ludicrous on one cardbasically, if youre saying the words creature and graveyard in a sentence, Syr Konrad flicks your opponents nose
Factor in the targeted removal, a knight on ETB, and a chance to repeat the saga, and you get a supremely useful card
However, While Wulfgar costs five mana and only doubles triggers based on its controller's creatures attacking, Isshin costs two less mana whilst also doubling triggers that may care about an opponent's creatures attacking, making Isshin simultaneously more flexible and more efficient of an option
Kroxa, Titan of Death's Hunger excels at this, providing a cheap discard effect early that with escape becomes a monstrous, near-unkillable threat later
Im not unhappy to first-pick it and Ive seen the card wheel before