It's interesting to see that they're giving the jumbo cards a bit of a twist, giving people more of a reason to pick them up
Unlike 20 Ways to Win , this deck has a more cohesive game plan and one that ought to do better than that deck
As mentioned, one of the main strengths of this deck is its high flexibility and the possibility to create various type of strategies depending on how it is built
Printing cards like Seasoned Pyromancer, Wrenn and Six, Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer, and the like in the way it does currently (at mythic, in sets that aren't limited in supply but have an abnormally high price point of double or more a typical Standard-legal set) all but guarantees they will be incredibly expensive, increasing Wizards ' reprint equity
When an opponent's monster declares an attack, you can select that monster and send 1 monster from your hand or your side of the field to the Graveyard to negate the attack
Some watercolors would be a great soft medium to use here, but there are many others that would also look great