Nexus of Fate just goes to your library rather than the graveyard, making most counterspells useless against it
A secure zipper also keeps your cards safe from the outside elements
Both seem to have eschewed human meat for venison, but the creatures giant maw is now the focal point, whereas in the original by Justin Murray, the enigmatic anatomy takes fore
I cant vouch for Pucatrade specifically, but I condone his overall strategy 100%
This is where I demonstrate how different of an EDH player I am, I'm here for the tokens for my Bird tribal deck with the side benefit of getting an extra turn
The next two cards weren't actually Werewolves, but they were lycanthropes in flavor, so I'm including them for this history lesson