Leaders, which are what form the deck's strategy identity, are quite accessible and allow for all sorts of tinkering, so, experimenting with new strategies, new colors and new cards is the best way to find your game style
While Wizards two tentpole franchises once existed entirely separately, MTG and D&D have been growing closer in recent years
With the exception of Jace and the blue units, everything else can be mixed around
They have a subtle prismatic effect while keeping the main focus of the card intact and clear up in the foreground, giving it excellent contrast and even better eye candy
Monastery Mentor ($5) This was already Pioneer legal, so dont get your hopes up for a spike here
3, T: Return target creature you control to its owner's hand