Youll want to utilize RWs unparalleled access to protective interaction to keep your board in play
After that, the workhorses: Rule of thumb: a two-mana rock on turn two means a five-drop on turn four
#3: Sea Gate Oracle Sea Gate Oracle isn't flashy but offers a ton of value with a Naban, Dean of Iteration on the battlefield by drawing two cards but actually being more like a Read the Bones than a Divination, since you get to choose the best of your top two cards twice
The more laid-back nature of the format gives plenty of time for Treefolk to lay their roots and establish a strong presence on the board, leveraging their huge toughness totals to shrug off aggro assaults and win through unconventional means
That being said, there are reprints in Paldean Fates , so it is not likely to be the best pack to open if someone just wants to play
For instance, lets say my opponent attacks me with two creatures, [c]Celestial Enforcer[/c] and [c]Blood Glutton[/c]