if you're after a 1 card, you have to list a 1 card, and so on
What makes these decks so strong against the aggressive decks is that they are packed full of permission, removal, and other strong cards that allow them to play a one-mana 5/5 that, in the case of Terror itself, is pretty difficult to remove (Ward 2 is insane when you consider a deck having to leverage multiple damage spells against it to get rid of it)
It boasts a bunch of alternate win conditions, plus combos like Maskwood Nexus + The World Tree, Biovisionary + Rite of Replication, and Triskaidekaphile + Drown in Dreams
White doesnt even have any
The lot, graded by CGC, has four days remaining at Hertiage Auctions
Purple Trafalgar Law is a Blocker that also lets you rip two cards out of your opponents hand if they have seven or more