The two easiest buys are Vampire Nocturnus and Necropolis Regent
Halvar, God of Battle Halvar is the God of Battle, and though Odin is, among many things, seen as the God of War, Halvar most closely parallels Tr, the Norse God who presides over the more honorable aspects of battle, like justice and laws
This is mainly done for the many transform cards in its block, as well as some Daybound and Nightbound MTG cards from Innistrad, which were cut from the Innistrad Remastered set
One of the scenarios Reid poses involves waiting on a Thoughtseize, as there isnt an early play he cares about
There are only four viable cards in the whole of Magic: The Gathering that could make it into the deck
I mean, I get it: its tempting to conclude that a Platinum Angel is only ever worth playing if you would have actively lost the game without it