Aftermath Analyst is a half-step behind the truly best-in-class ETB creatures in terms of cards milled, but its still cheap to cast and has the many advantages of creature cards: attacking, blocking, ease of recursion, and so on
Mono-Green Ramp is close to unplayable in a metagame where anything and everything could become a 3/3 Elk, but building a deck like this doesnt seem so ridiculous anymore: Creatures (29) 4 Growth-Chamber Guardian 4 Paradise Druid 2 Voracious Hydra 3 Leafkin Druid 4 Gilded Goose 4 Questing Beast 4 Wicked Wolf 2 Feasting Troll King 2 Yorvo, Lord of Garenbrig Planeswalkers (4) Lands (24) Spells (3) I have no idea if this deck is going to be good, but I expect that quite a few people will want to try it regardless
Spore Frog + Kami of False Hope At a glance, Spore Frog and Kami of False Hope look like bad Fogs because you play them at sorcery speed, but they open the door to a host of synergies, specifically with cards like Meren of Clan Nel Toth and Abiding Grace that return them to play each turn so you can soft lock your opponents out of combat
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The Truly Bizarre: This is the deepest part of the collection
