Due to its extremely competitive nature, TCG collectors are constantly adding new and useful rare cards in their decks to stay prepared for the versatile matchups they are going to face
Tyler Dorsano [US] (9/4/1), Ceruledge ex 129

Arlinn Kord Be'lakor, the Dark Master Children of Korlis Eladamri, Korvecdal Elas il-Kor, Sadistic Pilgrim Henchfiend of Ukor Hickory Woodlot Hokori, Dust Drinker Infiltrator il-Kor Invasion of Ikoria Kor Aeronaut Kor Blademaster Kor Bladewhirl Kor Cartographer Kor Castigator Kor Celebrant Kor Chant Kor Dirge Kor Duelist Kor Entanglers Kor Firewalker Kor Halberd Kor Haven Kor Hookmaster Kor Line-Slinger Kor Outfitter Kor Sanctifiers Kor Scythemaster Kor Sky Climber Kor Skyfisher Kor Spiritdancer Korlash, Heir to Blackblade Korlessa, Scale Singer Kormus Bell Korozda Gorgon Korozda Guildmage Korozda Monitor Korvold and the Noble Thief Korvold, Fae-Cursed King Korvold, Gleeful Glutton Lancers en-Kor Loch Korrigan Looter il-Kor Martyrs of Korlis Mikokoro, Center of the Sea Nomads en-Kor Outrider en-Kor Shaman en-Kor Skorpekh Destroyer Skorpekh Lord Spirit en-Kor Survivor of Korlis Warrior en-Kor Wasitora, Nekoru Queen Yukora, the Prisoner Zilortha, Apex of Ikoria

Will probably grow a bit more desirable over time, but the vast majority wont imo
After some tinkering and goldfishing, I realized how busted some draws were: Citadel, Bauble, Opal into Mine on turn one let me cast an improvise threat every turn as of turn two while drawing multiple cards and excluding my opponent