Maha makes all of your opponents creatures have Toughness one, and Night of Souls Betrayal gives all creatures -1/-1 as long as it sticks around
It turns your non-Knight support creatures into Knights to benefit from synergies, and it makes Knight tokens, albeit slowly, so hooray
While they are still slightly thicker than your average USPCC produced deck, they don't feel quite as noticeably thick as a B9 deck, and this gives them a thickness that is more similar to a standard USPCC produced deck, and makes them more pleasant to use if you're used to handling USPCC produced decks
You can potentially offset this complexity by running Far Traveler as a Background, but then you lose out on access to a second color for what amounts to a worse version of what Brago, King Eternal can do
So if I dont have a different take in mind, then theres no sense wasting my time as a writer and wasting yours as a reader treading over the same path, right
In addition, each deck comes with a card from the Path of the Planeswalker cycle, which includes cards like Path of the Animist and Path of the Pyromancer