The key to a Gishath deck is in its ability, which states that whenever it deals combat damage to a player, its controller reveals that many cards from the top of their library and may put any number of Dinosaur creatures revealed into play
Return target planeswalker card from your graveyard to your hand
At the beginning of your end step, put a coin counter on another target creature
Slobad, Actually Just Fine This card was in an Unknown Event from after March of the Machine , so I like to believe Slobad, Actually Just Fine is canon, and, like many other Magic characters, Slobads compleation was reversed and hes now just fine
As a completely greedy card, much like Titanic Growth, running more than that just is asking too much
Rakdos Charm, however, is the perfect hidden answer (hidden, of course, because unlike Nihil Spellbomb, they dont see it coming) to Dredge and Living End, two matchups that generally require narrow, specific answers to really hope to beat