The thing that makes it a weaker entry is the fact that (unlike many of the other decks on this list) it doesnt actually contain many competitively viable cards
Chatterfang, Squirrel General is surprisingly powerful despite what the creature type squirrel warrior may suggest
It offers a trio of relevant combat abilities that help your attackers survive without leaving you open for a vengeful swing, but the other abilities manipulate loyalty counters and give your planeswalkers a type of protection
There are now full art versions of Trainer cards (previously, they were only in sets as gold cards)
(Previous Magic: The Gathering set Throne of Eldraine similarly drew from classic legends, starring cards based on fairytales and the folklore of King Arthur.) One of the cards in the set - which Dicebreaker can exclusively reveal - will be the Tectonic Giant, a Red creature (making it more of an aggressive card choice, if youre not 100% up on what the different Magic: The Gathering mana colours mean) that costs two colourless mana and two Red mana to summon onto the field
There's also this new card, Spark of Inspiration, which seems designed to pair with Orca
