rather, it's a combo of Wizards taking the aftermath cards as an opportunity to clean up a confusing rule and also to protect Standard from weird interactions between aftermath and things like Goblin Dark-Dwellers and As Foretold
There is so much to learn that players who play for years will still be stumped by the odd card or mechanic
Its a classic for a reason, and no Halloween list would be complete without it
They also have dedicated land support with Haven of the Spirit Dragon, Crucible of the Spirit Dragon, and Temple of the Dragon Queen, making it easy to support a 5-color dragon deck
Goldmeadow Harrier didn't exist yet but would be printed in Lorwyn later in the year
Some of the more well-known ones are [c]Birds of Paradise[/c], [c]Deathrite Shaman[/c], and [c]Arbor Elf[/c]