If I were looking to build a deck around Garruk in the current Standard, it would probably look something like this: Creatures (16) Planeswalkers (3) Lands (24) Spells (17) Obviously its a very rough draft, but basically a midrange green deck with a bunch of mana acceleration that can ramp into big creatures or a really, really big planeswalker
Finally, some people might not take you seriously if they find out that you have fake Yu-Gi-Oh
The nice part is you dont even have to attack with this creature to gain the quest counters
The set also featured concept art Praetor variants of the five big Praetors
I'd expect to play a lot of Flashfreezes and not very many Deathmarks over the next years
They are played as top end creatures in countless decks, they see play in everything from Legacy and Vintage to Modern, Standard, Commander, and kitchen tables that care more about splashy effects than legal formats