The deck is led by Isperia, Supreme JudgeIsperia, Supreme Judge Isperia gives you cards whenever a creature attacks you or a planeswalker you control, so it's possible to draw quite a bit from her, but it's also likely for opponents to just play around that by attacking with one huge creature or by trying to take you out in one swing
Since Jaws doesnt care about who sacrifices or destroys an artifact, its sneakily a great disruption piece

Release date: 2018-05-31 The Mimeoplasm Damia, Sage of Stone Vorosh, the Hunter Daretti, Scrap Savant Bosh, Iron Golem Feldon of the Third Path Kalemne, Disciple of Iroas Anya, Merciless Angel Gisela, Blade of Goldnight Atraxa, Praetors' Voice Ikra Shidiqi, the Usurper Ishai, Ojutai Dragonspeaker Reyhan, Last of the Abzan Artisan of Kozilek Abzan Falconer Angel of Serenity Arbiter of Knollridge Banishing Light Brave the Sands Cathars' Crusade Citadel Siege Crib Swap Custodi Soulbinders Dawnbreak Reclaimer Dawnglare Invoker Duelist's Heritage Elite Scaleguard Faith's Fetters Herald of the Host Jareth, Leonine Titan Kalemne's Captain Oreskos Explorer Orim's Thunder Orzhov Advokist Reveillark Sublime Exhalation Sun Titan Victory's Herald Deepglow Skate Disdainful Stroke Dreamborn Muse Fact or Fiction Grip of Phyresis Manifold Insights Memory Erosion Minds Aglow Mulldrifter Riddlekeeper Slipstream Eel Spell Crumple Tezzeret's Gambit Thrummingbird Treasure Cruise Vow of Flight Windfall Wonder Avatar of Woe Bane of the Living Buried Alive Butcher of Malakir Dark Hatchling Extractor Demon Festercreep Fleshbag Marauder Grave Pact Gravedigger Languish Living Death Mortivore Necroplasm Nezumi Graverobber Nezumi Graverobber

I do wonder if Spider-Man into Avatar maybe cooled off my deckbuilding a little but equally, so has having to move house twice in one year
It does three things we love: recursion, free equips and instant speed equips