Threats Undetected Giving an opponent control over what you end up tutoring isnt ideal, but at least with Threats Undetected you get to narrow down their choices first
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Hunting Cheetah is in a nearly identical circumstance as Control of the Court
Even the combat tricks in this set are built to force trades between creatures rather than prevent them, making it harder to sustain momentum as an aggro deck so long as your opponent keeps playing blockers
The difference covers the opening experience, the chase card lottery, and the guaranteed base value from SR and AR pulls
It's also amazing in Type Four, where an alternate cost like cleave is free, so you can get a free counter when you cleave that doesn't count as your spell for the turn