Along with having a ton of great reprints in it, the deck synergizes very well, with very few cards worth cutting for upgrades
Its also an example of the galaxy-brain thinking Wizards of the Coast have to apply to new cards so they fit into their game-wide rules around rarity
The Emperor of Palamecia A mana dork for spells, The Emperor of Palamecia combines it with growing when you cast bigger spells, and as The Lord Master of Hell can potentially deal a lot of damage to foes, but really wants some evasion
Toski gives Creature-heavy Green decks literally everything they want: a sticky threat, a steady draw engine, and a very good reason to keep turning cards sideways
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8 Dark Confidant A Card Worth Confiding In Another powerhouse from Magics past, Dark Confidant was originally printed in Ravnica: City of Guilds, and it immediately became an integral part of a plethora of decks