Different Magic Strokes for Different Folks Disdainful Stroke | Illustration by Irina Nordsol I strongly believe that Wizards is doing the smart thing when trying to please several different audiences: expand their product line and try to make sure that they release something for each of those audiences often enough, even if no one product makes everybody happy
There are a ton of different variations of Greasefang decks using different colors, and all great in their own way
Remove key creatures like Merfolk Mistbinder, Deeproot Elite and Kumena, Tyrant of Orazca or creatures with auras (Curious Obsession and One with the Wind)
The two pairs of rare Meld cards, given how powerful they are on their own, will also be worth trying, with Gisela in particular having a similar set of hyper-efficient stats to the much loved (and hated) Baneslayer Angel from the Standard of the past
As a whole, all of these cards are gorgeous, and contribute well to the flavour and vibe of Aetherdrift which leans from fun, wacky race antics to pure horror as the racetrack winds through its many stages
Big beaters like Tarmogoyf had it too good for too long, all hail the 2/2s and below