Yeah.) The ones that do exist are Temporary Lockdown, which doesn't target or destroy, and Sunfall, which exiles and does not target
Plus, even if they do, our deck is really good at getting Summon: Primal Odin back into play, and sooner or later our opponent will run out of removal and we'll get them with the one-shot kill
Another side to this are the party cards that get better if you control a cleric, rogue, warrior or wizard, such as Multiclass Baldric, Squad Commander, and Thwart the Grave
But what do you think
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