It is very like the ultimate of Tezzeret the Seeker except it is far less narrow
Much like Quantum Quandrix, there are a few too many keywords and actions stuffed into this deck , which can get a bit messy when you're mid-game and looking for a solid strategy to lean on, but the power level is there, both in the creature base and spells, to see this deck push through and be successful anyway
Bitterblossom + Skrelvs Hive + Dreadhorde Invasion Skrelv's Hive and Dreadhorde Invasion iterate on the template Bitterblossom established
Were left to wonder if this level of variation means that Wizards of the Coast (WotC) wanted to give us a range of demonstrations of how plot can be implemented knowing that its not a mechanic that theyll get a lot of mileage out of otherwise, or if they just couldnt help themselves because the mechanic is so delightful to play with
The ability to lock down an entire zone of the game is extremely powerful, and it can come in many different forms to suit your strategy