First, I sat down against someone with an Abzan deck and really got the sense that what I was doing, with a ton of planeswalkers and a ton of Wrath of God effects, was just overwhelming to their gameplan
Aminatou, the Fateshifter Aminatou, the Fateshifter is more of a weird Scrambleverse effect, but it results in you controlling someone elses permanents
It doesn't have much that can search directly for lands, so it needs to rely on direct mana and treasure tokens to fuel itself
The other string to this deck's bow is building up an artifact-powered army, and cards like Cryptothrall and Biotransference are on hand to help to boost up all your artifacts
Glasspool Mimic is a strong card on the front half, and the reverse is a bonus
It doesn't help MTG 's increasingly high barrier to entry that Wizards continues to release products tailored to a small percentage of high-spending players