It performs particularly well against cards like Show and Tell and Eureka, which allow both players to put permanents into play for free
Profit // Loss: Im not exactly sure how to evaluate this or cards like Izzet Staticaster and Electrickery in full block yet, but this one is at least an awesome combat trick that will blow out almost all of your opponents creatures in combat if they dont have x/1s to pick off with Loss
Nightbound How much does Tovolar, Dire Overlord // Tovolar, the Midnight Scourge cost
Dungeons & Dragons-Inspired Cards
Since Jund was loaded with various spot removal spells, I wanted as many Champs as I could get all the time, so I chose to play it over Master
The good news for the aftermath cards is that flashback is an extremely powerful mechanic, since it not only generates card advantage but also allows for some tricks to generate value only from the graveyard (a good example of this is Gnaw to the Bone in Dredge, which doesn't really plan on drawing and casting the card from its hand but instead just attempts to mill it into the graveyard and cast it with flashback)