One reason to give Red a second look is that Red has some very aggressive creatures but it also has lots of ways to make non-token creatures into tokens, and that's the one reason I'd consider leaving the Ghired deck together and using Eulogist to crank out tokens
His most recent appearance in a card game was in Dungeon Mayhem: Battle for Baldur's Gate
Enchantment hate seems to be well-positioned (with even black getting in on the action), making this a little lower than Id usually grade it, but there are enough threats out there that tapping remains an effective answer to
Unnatural Restoration: a Regrowth analogue that has Proliferate
This card has some Growth Spiral aspects to it where it can let you hold up interaction and in the situation where you do not need that interaction you can ramp
Acid Rain will destroy all Forests, and blue isn't usually known for outright destroying things, even things that belong to enemy colors