In 60-card formats you can just grab three of the same haymaker if you want, and in singleton you can sculpt your deck around Intuition piles designed to give your opponents no good choices
there are even sets with white-flavored undead creatures, and it goes without saying that even the magic of "peace" and "order" isn't always objectively the hero, or when it isn't, it isn't always necessarily a well-behaved and pretty looking hero
Also, you can exile from your foe's graveyard as a break on their abuse and reuse, and on a four player game there should be enough to feed on just once a round rather than your stuff
Youll find a lot of the top decks will run at least 3 copies
How do you best have those
The set manages to pack in allusions to the series most prominent legends, factions, and tropes, from the Synths to certain mutant tree folk to key gameplay concepts like V.A.T.S