If you want to shave off a cool $300 off of the price of the deck, consider making these swaps: The decks power wont be drastically different Im just lucky enough to be sitting on a few Reserved List cards
Repel the Abominable
As an example of how weird things can get, the MTG Unfinity card Form of the Approach of the Second Son turns the real-life player into a card - they must balance the rest of their deck on their head, and if they manage to eventually draw themselves, they win
Each Wildcard can be exchanged for any card of the same rarity
While theres certainly no requirement, playing a commander like Vrondiss, Rage of Ancients or Wyll, Blade of Frontiers (alongside a green background) makes this even more enticing
With the set, red received a whole host of new toys to play with, whether it be through direct damage, the new battle cards, or hasty creatures