If you don't mind a deck that feels more directionless and asks you to adapt on the fly, you'll get on with this deck just fine
The Lord of the Rings: Tales of Middle-earth and Wilds of Eldraine combined together to really push the support for this kind of deck
It ramps you into dragons by generating colored mana, and more importantly, it lets you cast dragons directly from your graveyard once per turn
Updated January 21st, 2021 by Gene Cole: Tokens are quickly becoming as valuable to collect as certain Magic: The Gathering cards themselves
In fact I wrote an entire article on how to kill Wellwisher style 1/1 dorks that dominated multiplayer which you can find here "The Kitchen Table #403 - How To Handle A Soul Warden In Six Easy Steps - Star City Games"
Unlike the rogues deck from the ZNR line that can attack on many axes, this is just a deck that likes to turn sideways, which doesnt translate into many pods