The added pressure on opponents can give a player the breathing room needed to build up their own board state or attack while the enemy creatures are unable to block
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Maralen of the Mornsong and Colfenors Plans are two just such cards that I happened upon way back in early 2008, the sets at the time in Standard were: Tenth Edition, Coldsnap, Time Spiral, Planar Chaos, Futuresight, Lorwyn, and Morningtide very cool sets that collectively had a metric butt-load of awesome cards, like Tarmogoyf, Mutavault, and Vendilion Clique