even if two players are venturing through two dungeons with the same name, each of them owns a separate dungeon card
These cards must have been exposed to some sort of extreme conditions to have bent in the way they did
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A recreation of the game theory paradox of the same name, Prisoners Dilemma puts players into a lose- and lose-more position
18 Elesh Norn, Grand Cenobite: $290 Any card that can give all your creatures +2/+2, and all of the creatures your opponents control -2/-2, is a good card to have
While half as effective at killing creatures as Pyroclasm this culls the chaff very well which is mostly what you are hoping to do with such cards