I suspect the middle ground approach worked strongly in my favour as it means you have less niche support cards and more high power level things which is of particular importance when you are not expecting to draw lots and lots of cards
This was on top of the standard problem that decks faced when defending against Deed even when they knew it was there
Its a good thing that changelings are a thing, or cards like Arcane Adaptation or Maskwood Nexus exist, because Gallifrey Stands works in these situations, too
But aside from somewhat limited events, there is a cap on how much fun you can have here (at least for me, anyway)
Following this Pro Tour, 50% of the following Grand Prix players ran some variant of Eldrazi, which eventually led to the banning of Eye of Ugin in April 2016
Some basic loops once you stick those two cards: Mishas Bauble draws your deck on their upkeep