Other cards you could add are Thassa's Oracle, Bident of Thassa, Retreat to Coralhelm, maybe High Tide, Tidal Influence, Tidal Surge, Tidal Wave, or high-toughness Crabs like Ancient Crab to hold the fort while you mill
That said: If you play with the same people over and over and for laughs you want to slot one card to make them second guess playing the same type of deck every time If people often play graveyard reanimator decks, consider Grip of Amnesia
Syr Gwyn, Hero of Ashvale Syr Gwyn, Hero of Ashvale sits at the crossroads of equipment decks and knight typal
Green Gigantosaurus 2 Imperious Perfect Pelakka Wurm Reclamation Sage Heroes' Bane Predator Ooze Primal Might Primeval Bounty Rampaging Baloths Surrak, the Hunt Caller Vizier of the Menagerie Wildborn Preserver Elvish Regrower Quakestrider Ceratops Bite Down Broken Wings Bushwhack 2 Dwynen's Elite Garruk's Uprising Giant Growth 4 Llanowar Elves Overrun Snakeskin Veil Wildwood Scourge Thornweald Archer 2 Circuitous Route Fierce Empath Fynn, the Fangbearer Gnarlback Rhino Mold Adder Ordeal of Nylea Springbloom Druid Venom Connoisseur Both copies of Imperious Perfect are in traditional foil
This guide will cover the 10 true fetch lands, the Mirage cycle of tapped fetches, tri-color fetch land cards, basic land fetching cards and miscellaneous random fetch land cards
I do like the artwork -- design-wise it's the most basic imp demon you could think up of, but that expression really does sell the flavour of the creature