On select items it now uses invites instead: you request one during a set window, and Best Buy draws who gets the chance to buy, so it behaves more like a lottery than a first-come restock
Your opponent cannot do anything during your turn unless you force them to do something through a card effect (discarding something, something is knocked out, etc.) This means that there's no "trap" mechanics or sneaky plays, just straightforward turn by turn action
Vision Design had the face-down creature be a Horror to tie into the afraid ability word, which I talked about last week
This card could be activated whenever an opponents effect is about to destroy two or more cards on its users field
It gives a beefy +3/+3 size and plays with combat math since if must be blocked
From there, if you're not comfortable playing a deck with so few traditional offensive options, you can opt to take copies of a disruptive low-cost creature like Deep-Cavern Bat or something with surveil and card draw potential, such as Faerie Dreamthief.