Using the Mardu mana combination of red, black, and white, this deck focuses heavily on bringing cards back from your graveyard for a second chance at doing damage to your opponents, and the Commander even mills two cards every turn to try and put some spicy creatures in there for them to bring to the battlefield later in your turn
The non-holo cards are distinguished by the 1999-2000 Copyright notice and are significantly harder to find than their First Edition and Unlimited counterparts
The nastiest surprise with Chord of Calling is Darien, King of Kjeldor, who can give you a surprise army as you take damage, but Aven Mindcensor has paired with Chord in Modern for years, and an end-step Seedborn Muse is always welcome
Something important to note about Verres negate effect is that it works differently than something like Loading
Some of these cards werent on my radar before, which made this a particularly fun set to look through
The character debuted in the Yu-Gi-Oh