The original Birds of Paradise says Summon Mana Birds, and the original Llanowar Elves reads Summon Elves. That was because Magic's creator Richard Garfield wanted players to feel like powerful mages summoning creatures to fight for them not too far from what the the Final Fantasy video games do
Yawgmoth's Bargain (T1, S, Block) You'll notice that the Bargain doesn't show up in Extended
Indeed, Gargoyles are a huge draw for those diving into Whispers in the Well, offering both plenty of value at multiple rarity levels for collectors and insane power for players
Currently, on TCG player, a near-mint version of Arboria will cost around $15
There are no Floodborn in this deck, which is a bit odd for the Rise of the Floodborn expansion
1 Pre-Release Foil Promo (could be any rare or mythic rare in the set) 1 Spindown D20 life counter