It's typically rated on a scale of 1-10, with 1 being a very casual deck and 10 being a highly optimized, competitive deck
Players anglers position their boat on the Briny Deep board to find the best spot to cast their line - judging whether their potential catch might be fair or foul against the depth of the water and the shadow they can see on the surface - before drawing from decks representing different shoals to reveal the fish on offer
+1/+1 counters
Their playfields are stylish, but not over-the-top, sort of like what would happen if Hearthstone put on a suit and tie and got a day job
Ill actually start with the lands, which I think were calling slow lands: Deserted Beach, Haunted Ridge, Overgrown Farmland, Rockfall Vale, and Shipwreck Marsh
So in that space and in a blink deck, Staff of Eden, Vault's Key seems fun