There's so much looting and rummaging that you get to churn through your deck quickly, reducing variance and making sure you find the cards you need (and discarding the ones you don't) reliably, WITH ONE MAJOR EXCEPTION (see The Bad) It's very consistent
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Heres an example of an Oko deck, played by Brad Nelson in the Fandom Legends tournament: Creatures (27) 4 Hydroid Krasis 4 Paradise Druid 4 Voracious Hydra 4 Leafkin Druid 4 Gilded Goose 4 Wicked Wolf 3 Brazen Borrower Planeswalkers (8) Lands (25) This deck is very straightforward and also very powerful
Culling Dais
Against decks that have little response for swarms of small token creatures, this could cause a nightmare scenario
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