[c]Dragons Fire[/c] and [c]Infernal Grasp[/c] are a couple of great examples
The board wipe needs to resolve before the creatures come back to the battlefield, so the creatures have to come back later that turn or else they simply flicker then die
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It looked like it would be useless, but I found that even with a small board state, it can get out of hand quickly and even on its own, it doesnt take long for it to become a solid beatstick, as it initially blocks as a 2/4, attacks as a 4/6 which doesnt even count other creatures which also just get huge
Since you're trying to make a lot of copies of Deadpool, Trading Card, the list includes several creatures with myriad which can benefit from being copied themselves