Kenrith's Transformation – What kind of Oko Thief of Crowns deck would this be without the very thing that made him infamous in the storyline? If you've exhausted Oko's options for the turn, and maybe wanted to still turn something into an Elk, then use this to do so, and cantrip in the process! Apparently there are some Easter eggs in this art? Source: Wizards of the Coast You have many smaller creatures in this deck, so Overloading this spell will often allow you to get a good chunk of damage onto your opponents. Scale Up – This sorcery is a fun and surprisingly-effective one. Do you want to be able to completely shut down Ashiok, Dream Render with Exhume as Signature Spell, or maybe even Liliana, the Last Hope, featuring The Elderspell? Neutralize the opposing oathbreakers with Sorcerous Spyglass, to ensure they can't exile everyone else's grave, or get that oh-so needed emblem. Sorcerous Spyglass – This is a silver bullet in a multitude of one-on-one Oathbreaker matches. But imagine this: What if your opponent has killed your copy of Oko, the Trickster? Put it under the Vat for a plethora of his abilities in action! Make creatures significantly larger, or copy a creature! The possibilities with Mimic Vat prove substantial. Mimic Vat – Another artifact in our arsenal, Mimic Vat allows us to make ephemeral copies of once-dead creatures. Keeping in the spirit of our Food token subtheme (as this deck will revolve as a Simic, or Blue-Green, Aggro deck), our Signature Spell will be Giant Opportunity! Source: Wizards of the Coast How delightfully devilish! But my point stands in Oathbreaker, Oko isn't broke…o. I recently got a chance to use the deck I'll be detailing in this article against a Tibalt, the Fiend-Blooded deck similar to the one I wrote about when I started this segment (alongside a Nissa, Who Shakes The World build), and while it did well, Tibalt ultimately managed to burn me down. Good riddance! Source: Wizards of the Coastīut speaking in terms of Oathbreaker playability, he's as good as any Planeswalker for the most part. This may also have to do with the fact that now he's banned from Standard, where he'd been a format-warping stand- out for all of a month or two before the announcement. This may have to do with his ability to generate Food tokens. So, who is the Oathbreaker that we think represents Thanksgiving Day so highly to us? Well, from our perspective that's Oko, Thief of Crowns.
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