This goes to show how format defining free reactive cards can be, and as long as Fury is regularly played in the format, I doubt that any strategy relying on going wide with creatures will be a good choice or even a Tier 1 deck
I used to play chess against myself - and honestly still sometimes do - so I have gained the ability to be impartial when playing against myself
Perfect support cards: Contamination : Soft-lock that pairs well with Ultima's land manipulation Urza's Saga : Doesn't care about colored mana and finds utility Crucible of Worlds : Lets you reuse lands while opponents get choked out Forsaken Monument : Turns all that colorless mana into a buff and ramp source Summon: Bahamut Now we're talking
This means that before taking a first game action, you have to plan ahead, mapping out your first few turns
Will your superior tactics allow you to achieve victory over your opponents
Giott, obscure a character as he is, is a great addition to Magics Dwarf lineup