Decks With Identities There are plenty of more experienced analysts to break down how these mechanics and decks interact with the Lorcana card pool at large, so I'll just focus on my perspective: someone who knew a little about the game going in but was ultimately introduced to proper play through these decks
The good news is that Vorinclex and Valki are among the priciest cards from the set right now, so hitting either version is profitable, for now

Anowon, the Ruin Thief Artist's Talent Belligerent Guest Bottomless Pool // Locker Room Bottomless Pool // Locker Room Contaminant Grafter Crossway Troublemakers Elegy Acolyte Frostcliff Siege Garruk's Uprising Glitch Interpreter Gnarlback Rhino Grazilaxx, Illithid Scholar Haliya, Ascendant Cadet Heroes in a Half Shell Invasion Tactics Jace, Cunning Castaway Kaito, Dancing Shadow Kastral, the Windcrested Keeper of Fables Killian's Confidence Loki, the Deceiver Massacre Girl, Known Killer Mu Yanling, Wind Rider Nelly Borca, Impulsive Accuser Ongoing Investigation Soul of the Harvest Spider-Man 2099, Miguel O'Hara Starscream, Power Hungry Striding Shotcaller Taii Wakeen, Perfect Shot The Destined Thief The Fantastic Four The Golden City of Orazca The Odd Acorn Gang The Raven's Warning Thopter Spy Network Tidus, Yuna's Guardian Vulture, Feathered Fiend Yarus, Roar of the Old Gods
Slap it on something youre scared of, watch as creatures trade and then do it all again
Usually in black or white these days, red just seems to have gotten a little bit of everything in the early days
I do gotta admit, though, revealing him to Harald Unites the Elves would be super-duper sweet