Besides those beasties, we have access to a classic three-drop mana rock (which also grants a TRTY trigger), an Evolving Wilds variant and a cheap mana-filtering defender as common colorless options
Here are all the cards included in the Emerald/Sapphire single-player deck: Alistair Krei Ambitious Entrepreneur x3 Basil Hypnotized Mouse x2 Clarabelle Contented Wallflower (from a previous set) x2 Dawson Basils Assistant x2 Fred Mascot by Day x3 Go Go Tomago Darting Dynamo x1 Goofy Expert Shipwright x1 Heathcliff Stoic Butler x2 Honey Lemon Chemical Genius x2 Merryweather Good Fairy (from a previous set) x2 Prince Phillip Royal Explorer x2 Stitch Little Trickster x2 Heffalumps and Woozles x2 You Came Back x1 Emerald Chromicon (from a previous set) x2 MegaBot x2 Aunt Cass Biggest Fan x3 B.E.N
Maybe the idea was to differentiate goblins from orcs, with goblins being coward and orcs always stupidly running into battle
Tinybones, Trinket Thief Considering the number of commanders that let you steal your opponents cards or permanents, Trinket Thief feels like a slight misnomer
Vivien Reid
Having so much blue in this deck makes it easy to also draw cards with other effects, but since Ojutai will always be around to Anticipate, the deck's blue cards may focus on other effects as well to limit the redundancy
