In fact, one of the most popular decks on this site itself would be classified as Rule 0: Dune: He Who Can Destroy a Thing, Controls a Thing, by FenIsABasicSwamp
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Not only does having removal let you answer your opponents bombs, it also lets you dictate the course of the game
Created all the way back in 1996, the list has been the subject of debate from the day it was created, and now, nearly 25 years later, it continues to cause discussions (and problems)
*All our fan-created custom scenarios come conveniently organized by scenario and encounter
That is kind of the debate going on right now