Although this sounds like theres still a glaring hole left in your defenses, how many decks even bother to play monsters with less than 1500 attack
The Bottom Line Wild Force is worth covering at full length because the buying decision is not just a top-10 list

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The opportunity cost of putting Leylines into your deck is so high because they are never even close to worth four mana
Save for Farewell, it feels like the most pushed wrath in a long time