Also exiling is the preferred method of removal for casual formats like Commander since it gets past indestructible things like Darksteel Plate, tricks like Heroic Intervention, and it permanently ends their threat, and they cannot be recurred
This versatility is strongest in formats like Modern, where you need to be prepared to respond to many types of threats
Clone's ability doesn't target the chosen creature
All of this aside, Stoke the Flames' ability to go for the face and hit opponents directly is truly what makes it such a powerful card
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The Amethyst/Steel deck has a bunch of direct damage tools and extra card draw while the Ruby/Amber deck comes with some strong challengers, supportive Bodyguards, and the ability to return characters from your discard pile