"Tug-of-War" is great at sending out pinging little damage across the board to your opponents, which will fuel your strategy - and it doesn't hurt that, in a pinch, it can wipe out a lot of evasive enemy characters
Xenagos is no exception, and I could see him becoming an all-star in the format before long
The deck is heavily creature-focused, so most of the deck are creatures and cards that support the Zombie creature type
Ancestral Tribute Angelfire Ignition Antiquities on the Loose Auron's Inspiration Battle Screech Can't Stay Away Daydream Dig Site Inventory Divine Reckoning Embolden Faithful Mending Feeling of Dread From Father to Son Gaze of Justice Group Project Hallowed Respite Homestead Courage Increasing Devotion Join the Dance Katilda and Lier Lingering Souls Marshaling Cry Molten Note Momentary Blink Practiced Offense Prismatic Strands Purify the Grave Pursue the Past Rally the Peasants Ray of Distortion Ray of Revelation Rite of Harmony Rite of Oblivion Rite of the Moth Sacred Fire Sevinne's Reclamation Spirit Flare Visions of Glory
Koth Koth, a vulshok Planeswalker from Mirrodin, uses geomancy to split stone and shape metal in his fight for Mirran peace
It was heavily synergetic as a pro-artifact set that included cards like Bosh, Iron Golem, Commander's Sphere, and Spine of Ish Sah that were perfect here