This is interesting, because the Vancouver Mulligan went into syndicated ruling effect in 2015
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However, since there are only a handful of fight cards printed for each set, its a better idea to trade for the ones you want or buy them online
Though it doesn't win at once against this deck, because of the @ignister engine, it still makes this deck a lot weaker, and more vulnerable to other handtraps
(Equipment, Auras you control, and counters are modifications.) If the creature you control is an illegal target as Signature Slam tries to resolve but the creature you don't control is still a legal target, each modified creature you control (which may include the target creature you control if it's still on the battlefield) will still deal damage equal to its power to the creature you don't control