What I find interesting about this spread is that all the cards listed here save for Oblation are pretty recent designs
Release date: 2000-02-14 Angelic Favor Avenger en-Dal Blinding Angel Chieftain en-Dal Defender en-Vec Defiant Falcon Defiant Vanguard Fanatical Devotion Lashknife Lawbringer Lightbringer Lin Sivvi, Defiant Hero Netter en-Dal Noble Stand Off Balance Oracle's Attendants Parallax Wave Seal of Cleansing Silkenfist Fighter Silkenfist Order Sivvi's Ruse Sivvi's Valor Spiritual Asylum Topple Voice of Truth Accumulated Knowledge ther Barrier Air Bladder Cloudskate Daze Dominate Ensnare Infiltrate Jolting Merfolk Oraxid Pale Moon Parallax Tide Rising Waters Rootwater Commando Rootwater Thief Seahunter Seal of Removal Sliptide Serpent Sneaky Homunculus Stronghold Biologist Stronghold Machinist Stronghold Zeppelin Submerge Trickster Mage Wandering Eye Ascendant Evincar Battlefield Percher Belbe's Percher Carrion Wall Dark Triumph Death Pit Offering Divining Witch Massacre Mind Slash Mind Swords Murderous Betrayal Parallax Dementia Parallax Nexus Phyrexian Driver Phyrexian Prowler Plague Witch Rathi Assassin Rathi Fiend Rathi Intimidator Seal of Doom Spineless Thug Spiteful Bully
Jasmine Boreal of the Seven I mean, youre gonna order a copy of Muraganda Petroglyphs for this deck
For our purposes, it's close to a perfect land: It enters the battlefield untapped, giving us a turn-one Siren Stormtamer or Deadeye Tracker while helping us cast a two-drop of the opposite color on the next turn, like Kitesail Freebooter or Kari Zev, Skyship Raider
Later, on February 15, 2021, Field of the Dead would also be banned in Modern for reducing deck diversity
It sounds like it might be fun to try and do some weird instant-speed multi-target spells on your own creatures to get as much value as you can from this in one turn cycle
