Nothing feels better than sending an opponent's Thraximundar right back at his/her face
From experience though this deck should be reserved for high-powered games as it'll often stomp low-power tables
but Between genuine MTG cards and proxies, in general, proxy cards are wildly cheaper than the real deal
Naughty // Nice Naughty / Nice has a very vanilla interpretation of the name and feels like half a card due to how incredibly low-value casting Nice is unless you need to give the next player in turn order a board wipe or something

Historic-Legal ( Jumpstart: Historic Horizons ) Baffling Defenses Benalish Partisan Leonin Sanctifier Lumbering Lightshield Teyo, Aegis Adept Wingsteed Trainer Bounty of the Deep Ethereal Grasp Kiora, the Tide's Fury Mentor of Evos Isle Shoreline Scout Tome of the Infinite Boneyard Aberration Davriel, Soul Broker Davriel's Withering Manor Guardian Plaguecrafter's Familiar Subversive Acolyte Managorger Phoenix Reckless Ringleader Sarkhan's Scorn Sarkhan, Wanderer to Shiv Scion of Shiv Static Discharge Freyalise, Skyshroud Partisan Longtusk Stalker Pool of Vigorous Growth Skyshroud Ambush Skyshroud Lookout Veteran Charger Faceless Agent Alchemy Cards Alchemy: Innistrad Alchemy: Innistrad was the first release for the Alchemy format, and included 63 new cards for the then-new format