I can't usually do this due to extra work / hitting deadlines but this will be an exception, so hopefully this makes both Hakbal and Kumena fans happy
Aether Revolt (2017) gave us two rares to work with
Ramping on turn three might speed you up a turn but ramping on turn one or two will do a lot more overall
From my playtesting, I've seen this deck easily outperform upgraded precons from other sets , so putting it in Bracket One, while technically legal, feels deceptive
Forgotten Cellar is fine as a more expensive Yawgmoths Will, but I see players leaning into Walk-In Closet heavily within decks that utilize the graveyard and want to Ramp
So the policy was defined to update the creature card type whenever the card was reprinted. The Grand Creature Type Update Wizards published the Grand Creature Type update in 2007 to inform and update players on the criteria and considerations to define the new creature types on MTG cards