Sven Stolz One of the stronger planeswalkers in history of Magic, the Gathering, Jace still holds its grounds well in the format
A few of Final Fantasy s saga creatures take a page from Kamigawa: Neon Dinasty: Theyre transforming double-faced cards with a creature on one side, and a creature saga on the other
Ugin, Eye of the Storms creates absolute havoc for colored decks
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Play bigger cards like Alma Madrigal Accepting Grandmother or Bruno Madrigal Singing Seer, then drop They Never Come Back to try and block any response, then follow with a lore-gain combo below
The tokens Brimaz makes don't have any way to push through on their own and while it is possible to overwhelm opponents with the sheer number of creatures, and maybe some well placed removal, this deck is going to struggle against token strategies