Neither freelance mercenary work nor leisure time captures his interest the way Dimir manipulations and subterfuge did
The players who saw Tune the Narrative and Wrath of the Skies and thought yes, yes, excellent
Despite minor gripes around the deck's typal theme, it is still super strong, with the ability to amass a huge board state, swarm enemies in tokens, and use food and Beledros Witherbloom to get some of that health back again
Seven power when alive, gives two great abilities to your attackers, and theres even a sweet constellation version to get before it gets too expensive
There are a ton of payoffs included for drawing cards, making it so you're always fresh on cards in your hand
Blood Moon + Magus of the Moon + Back to Basics When I think mana disruption, Blood Moon comes to mind