I'm hopeful we'll see a ban of some kind push the more cheaply-costed aggressive decks to the wayside, as Monstrous Rage and Cori-Steel Cutter have had their hold on the format for months now
Its a decent creature on rate, a 2/2 for two which can gain some card advantage, and the enlist keyword makes it a great attacker, too
As long as it deals combat damage every turn, you can cast any spell you want without paying its mana cost
Even the force through damage aspect of Bident is useless as my guys are all unblockabe anyway
Benson Ever gone up against a merfolk deck and thought: How did those tiny 1/1s just wipe me out? The secrets in the lordsthose special merfolk that pump up the tribe, give them tricky abilities like islandwalk, and turning a humble board into a real threat
So to learn all about it, we're going to look at the archetypes and the commons to understand the building blocks of the format