This is an archetype that Wizards of the Coast has mostly supported through keywords, but I think its a fun, more specific way to do a graveyard deck
For consistency, you should always stick to exactly 60 cards
While I'm not sure what that has to do with anything I'm talking about, I'm sure it would explain why none of the cards work well together
Oona, Queen of the Fae Oona, Queen of the Fae is a nice leader for a faeries/flying token deck with a mill subtheme
I think Azurite Sea is my overall favorite Disney Lorcana release so far
He is one of the strongest creatures with 12/12 stats and his Trample ability allows him to deal the excess damage to your opponent, giving them a difficult choice between blocking with a cheap creature or just letting it pass through for a lot of damage