This deck is committed to neither, and can sometimes have issues with drawing the right cards for a situation
Masters of Evil is just as fun and exciting without being overly complex, which is a knock against the other two
Anyone who knows a good deal about Magic's history will be able to tell you that the game contains a plethora of downright absurd card designs, particularly from the earlier days of the game
Some good candidates for the effect are cheap characters like Owl, Logical Lecturer or Lefou, Bumbler who you won't mind getting banished in a counterattack, but anything you can use to take out your opponents' characters works well with The Queen
But there's plenty more out there than Ramp
Printed in the heady days of the FIRE Design power creep, you get a card which combines aggressively-costed stats with maybe the best draw-related activation this side of Griselbrand and Razaketh