I meanon its own Have for Dinner is probably a playable card in this format, so having the upside of playing a huge hard-to-block creature is awesome
MTG is ever-changing, with new busted and broken cards rising to the top
While I think the Wizards deck can win games, since it has a lot of powerful cards, it seems the least like a true deck and the most like a pile of good cards
Honorable Mention Spinner of Souls I really enjoy this three-drop reaching rare 4/3 size
As someone who used to buy every single available precon every year, I've been studying precons closely for a long time, and I can safely say that this might be the single best first impression I've ever gotten from looking at a decklist
Calhoun comes loaded with two abilities, Resist +1 and a neat special ability called Level Up