Wizards could also explore other products like the Modern equivalent of Challenger Decks , although personally I find it unlikely that this type of product would succeed because the amount of valuable cards Wizards would find it wise to put into a Modern preconstructed deck product would likely be a lot lower than what some players would like, especially considering unironic requests for moving Snapcaster Mage to uncommon or selling box sets of 20 fetch lands for $50
Making Animar huge is sweet, but the real key to this deck is Animar's mana reduction ability
The red of Mufasa's mane pops out against the Sapphire Ink blue used to color the magic that swirls around him and the sky behind
Circle of Protection: White seems rather weak against a color designed to destroy enchantments, and many blue decks can take complete control of the game before leisurely bouncing a Circle of Protection: Blue (assuming they aren't just decking you to begin with)
Mirrorhall Mimic / Ghastly Mimicry Mirrorhall Mimics a fine, completely on-rate clone, but the intriguing part comes from Ghastly Mimicry
Then, if that wasnt enough, this legendary inflicts one damage to each opponent for every zombie under your control at the start of tour upkeep, and gives you scry for each zombie too
