From there you can move toward control or ramp once you understand how the meta punishes a slow start
To make things even better, it included some crazy powerful cards for the time like Dragons Fire and Alladdin, Heroic Outlaw a card that was used in every Ruby deck back then (and is still strong in my opinion)
Pride Lands Pride Rock | Location Pride Lands is a strong location that grants considerable benefits both to characters that happen to be there as well as to your strategy overall
Inheritance could just be a simple resource-generation card, as represented by the mother giving her child a necklace
6 Yedora, Grave Gardener While she doesnt provide anything in the way of mechanical boosts for your other Treefolk, Yedora does provide a nice flavor boost, letting your fallen Treefolk (and other creatures) live on as Forest lands after their death
The normal version of this card has been on an upward swing as people discover its utility in and out of bounce decks, and it's likely we'll see this one break $200 once the meta is more established