Loki is also a really solid sub . Chain and another high score value to pair with Mephisto <| sep |> So him correcting the Earth ' s rotation wasn ' t him returning the flow of time to the correct direction ? They just decided halfway to go back on the logic presented by OP ? <| sep |> You ' re honestly playing Edwin poorly then . A T 2 44 tempo edwin is strong , and doesn ' t ' auto lose you the game ' if it gets removed . A T 2 66 Edwin , with say coin backstab also doesn ' t lose you the game . Furthermore , Edwin also auto wins some games . You go allin on Edwin vs classes that can ' t deal with it , not against warriorshaman . Against druid , mage , warlock , hunter , an early 88 or bigger VanCleef straight up wins you the game . And let ' s be real , if it ' s late game you ' re probably not going for an 88 or 66 . you want him to be a big boy to contest the arcane giant or whatever your opponent has on the board late game . No you really don ' t . Edwin isn ' t even supposed to be your win condition . It ' s your alternative win condition . Turn 8 , you play azure , backstab , edwin . You ' ve played a 44 , 66 , and dealt 34 weapon damage . Azure prep fan edwin . A 44 88 2 damage aoe . You don ' t have to allin on edwin . You just play him as a large minion for the mana cost . You don ' t play cards to make edwin big . You play edwin because he is big , because of how you played . Yes , if you go turn 5 coin SI 7 prep prep sinister edwin , and that gets removed , you ' re not going to have a good time . That ' s why you don ' t play like that . You play him when he ' s convenient , and he ' s just a threat that if they do remove , then so be it he costed 3 mana . And if they don ' t remove it ? You have a 44 , 66 , 88 , or even bigger for 3 mana . That ' s great .