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An acorn-shaped symbol on the bottom of Unfinity cardsshown above in the style of the security hologram that's featured on applicable rares and mythic raresmeans that card isn't legal for tournament play
Thematically, the decks follow the pattern of previous Modern archetypes such as Jund, Eldrazi Winter, Energy, and UrzaTron

Aberrant Ainok Survivalist Capashen Unicorn Cathar Commando Caustic Caterpillar Coliseum Behemoth Conclave Naturalists Devout Witness Flaxen Intruder Foundation Breaker Frenzied Trapbreaker Gemrazer Gemrazer Harmonic Sliver Hivespine Wolverine Hopeful Initiate Indrik Stomphowler Inspired Insurgent Knight of Autumn Kogla, the Titan Ape Kor Sanctifiers Leatherhead, Swamp Stalker Migloz, Maze Crusher Mockery of Nature Nantuko Vigilante Nettle Guard Nullmage Advocate Nullmage Shepherd Outland Liberator Qasali Pridemage Qasali Slingers Rambunctious Mutt Ravenous Sailback Reclamation Sage Reliquary Monk Rust Scarab Scion of Calamity Scrapshooter Shattered Acolyte Silverback Elder Steelbane Hydra Steelbane Hydra Stormkeld Vanguard Sunder Shaman Sylvok Replica Thrashing Brontodon Titan of Industry Tranquil Frillback Trygon Predator Undergrowth Leopard Vengeful Creeper Viridian Zealot Voracious Varmint Westfold Rider Wickerbough Elder Witch Enchanter Zacama, Primal Calamity

Brunas graveyard recovery keeps Angel decks resilient, which is why shes considered one of the best Angel commanders MTG players turn to for long-game value
Dissensions (2006) Hellbent mechanic put a lot pressure on these cards, so they arent very effective