Where it gets nasty is that it allows you to exile (remove from the game) creature cards in any graveyard (where they normally go when they die or are discarded from your hand) to share activated abilities with every creature with a +1/+1 token, as well as place a counter +1/+1 on a creature you own
To trigger Minn's ability, this deck often draws extra cards, including typical blue cards like Frantic Search, Opt, Thirst for Knowledge, and Behold the Multiverse
In short: the goal is to not be the archenemy at the table and instead work with the other players to take out other threats -- all while you're setting up to snag victory once your opponents have wasted their resources
So, yeah
Some of my favorite games in the franchise include Final Fantasy IV, VII, and IX, but I honestly enjoy all the games and I replay at least one every year
Permanents, spells, and abilities can also target any player around the table (as long as they don't explicitly say they must be used on "you")