In short, you get one creature out, preferably with natural hexproof, and load it up with the best equipment, auras, and pump spells you can
In the closing months of my three years at Wizards, we had a week-long meeting with all the writers working on the upcoming novelizations of the Weatherlight Saga
Untapping lands allows players to tap them again for mana, while untapping creatures let them both attack and block in the same turn cycle
The Balrog, Durin's Bane should be affordable for any "aristocrats" deck that sacrifices its own expendable creatures, mostly in casual games or Commander
Generic value engines arent always interesting, but Azula fuels so many distinct strategies it becomes a blank canvas for intrepid deckbuilders
If one player's creatures are exiled this way, that player repeats this process twice