The deck really didn't have any crazy card draw or ways to manipulate its top decks which hurt
I think Oko is going to be very pricey when finally banned and theres going to be a lot of blowback over banning $300-$400 worth of cards in one shot
The success of Magic: The Gathering also led to the creation of similar games by other companies as well as Wizards of the Coast themselves
Letting you get back a key card mid-late game and taking over in topdeck mode, all while not being a zero played on curve
For instance, Chris Rahn's original Blightsteel Colossus is a work of splendor, yet, as you can see above, Wayne Reynolds's rendition combined with the borderless treatment gave us the hope to outdo ourselves
There may be too many exile effects in Standard for the new Phoenix to take flight, but I don't think every deck is going to be packing Magma Spray, Utter End or Silence the Believers