That alone is a respectable stat line and would always make it into my Black decks in Limited
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The first is counterplay
The only difference here is that Shark Typhoon goes up instead of going wide, and costs one fewer to cycle to begin with so you have more size in that flying Shark
Duke Ulder Ravengard If theres one thing that hurts Duke Ulder Ravengard the most, its that it costs 6 mana in a color pair that doesnt have access to green mana
Perhaps you instead want to amp up the power by adding fetch lands, original dual lands, and cards such as Teferi, Mage of Zhalfir to the deck