The decks strength lies in its strong creature selection, highlighted by [c]Vorinclex, Monstrous Raider[/c] and [c]Old-Growth Troll[/c]
They use it to spread their corruption, turn machines into living beings, and turn living beings into Phyrexian-like creatures (this is known as compleation)
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The former costs two for a 2/1 flying body that can be sacrificed for no mana or tapping to give your team indestructible for the turn to save them from bad stuff like sweepers, targeted removal, surviving chump blockers or a mass attack
With stickers, the extra thickness made the cards a bit weird to shuffle
The Great Henge is emblematic of why Throne of Eldraine is considered one of the most powerful sets of all time, and still sees regular play in a number of formats to this day.