Black Lotus is so recognizable that even non-MTG players recognize it, its a pop culture icon
Creatures like Triton Fortune Hunter, Stormchaser Drake, Agent of the Fates, and Sage of Hours paired with 1-mana target draw spells like Cerulean Wisps, Aphotic Wisps, and Fleeting Distraction can give the deck a unique spin that empowers the target protection effects it already wants to run to keep the Lord of the Nazgl on the battlefield
It clearly relies on strong creatures, of which a large number are included in the deck, and focuses on damage distribution and destruction
Then, it cares about turning face-down permanents into face-up permanents
Youll want access to all of the typical ramp cards like Cultivate, Kodamas Reach, Sakura-Tribe Elder, and Solemn Simulacrum
When you add in marketing campaigns based on fear, uncertainty, and doubt for "verification services" on top of this you have a lot of over-reporting of false positives