Even now, this card only sees play in around 7,000 decks, according to EDHREC, so its hardly a staple
My opponent casts it and attacks with it again
Then you remember powerful lands such as Gaeas Cradle, fetchlands, or even Strip Mine and you realize that you can do a lot more than what the designers probably considered when this card was created
I am not entirely sure of what the true speed of the format will be once I find a playgroup
For the visual motifs on Lier, we really pushed for a meld between Naphalias design language and that of the Stromkirk vampires of which their progenitor, Runo Stromkirk worships the same god of the sea and storms
I wish disguise was just a little more interesting than morph + ward, but I appreciate that this precon gives an alternative to the Kadena, Slinking Sorcerer decks that monopolized the morph archetype in Commander