This whimsical border of entwining vines truly makes us wonder what lurks in the shadows of these fantastical woods and beyond, especially when Phyrexians get involved with this treatment during March of the Machine
It also wins on the battlefield, meaning the deck can be pretty soft to removal as there are only so many Fork effects you can play
Oko, Thief of Crowns Oko, Thief of Crowns is one of the most powerful planeswalkers in Magic, which is why this card has a ban decree in Pioneer, Legacy, Modern, Explorer, and Historic
I adore this with Lure to swing and get them all to block and then also get in swings with other stuff, and it's just generally good stuff in multiplayer brews
Then you have the Shaddoll portion of the deck, which is another fusion archetype that has access to a lot more typings
100 black-bordered cards (90 nonfoil + 10 foil) including 8 new-to-Magic rares specific to this deck