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
Like Yshtola, Graha also revolves around the usage of noncreature spells, though he is not restricted by their mana value
For brevity, I have but one: Tishanas Tidebender from the newly-released Tishanas Tidebender is only up here as an honorable mention because its high-potential impact in the format is diluted by the recent December 4th B&R announcement
Draconic Domination AAAAAAUUUUUUUUUGH
A mechanic that proved so incredibly broken back in its day that it spawned a scale of how unlikely we are to see specific mechanics again in a Standard Magic set