{"ops":[{"insert":"This deck was built as a love letter to old-school Magic. Every creature in the deck is a true vanilla creature with no abilities or no keywords, and every card was first printed in the 1990s. If it wouldn’t feel at home on a kitchen table in 1996, it doesn’t belong here. The deck plays honest, visible Magic by curving out efficient vanilla creatures, supporting them with classic removal and anthem effects, and closing games through combat with cards like Overrun or Hurricane rather than combos or surprise interactions. There are no infinite loops, no tutors for instant wins, and no hidden tricks—just board presence, timing, and combat math. The goal is a nostalgic, interactive deck that rewards good sequencing and positioning, that also feels like a museum piece that can still win games (at bracket one), and proves that even without text boxes, creatures can still be terrifying. Any suggestions on old cards that I missed that would go well in this deck or your opinion on MTG then vs. now are more than welcome.\n"}]}