In the end, though Yata-Garasu didnt have too much of an influence over the final match of the event (it was only summoned in a single duel and swiftly countered), its presence was known
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Izzet Fling (0.7% of the Winner's Metagame) 4 Callous Sell-Sword 4 Elusive Otter 4 Slickshot Show-Off 4 Stormchaser's Talent 4 Spirebluff Canal 4 Starting Town 4 Steam Vents 4 Ancestral Anger 4 Wild Ride 4 Sleight of Hand 3 Multiversal Passage 3 Riverpyre Verge 2 Full Bore 2 Shore Up 2 Drake Hatcher 2 Opt 2 Secret Identity 2 Turn Inside Out 1 Mountain 1 Balmor, Battlemage Captain 3 Spell Pierce 2 Into the Flood Maw 2 Secret Identity 2 Soul-Guide Lantern 2 Octopus Form 1 Burst Lightning 1 Dreadmaw's Ire 1 Island 1 Pyroclasm Izzet Fling, the final deck in this Standard metagame overview, can win games out of nowhere by launching oversized creatures directly at the opponent

Creatures (30) 4 Llanowar Elves 2 Carnage Tyrant 4 Steel Leaf Champion 4 Elvish Clancaller 4 Pelt Collector 4 Growth-Chamber Guardian 4 Frilled Mystic 4 Incubation Druid Lands (23) Spells (7) While I think the Elf tribe looks very promising in the new format, I think were probably not getting as much out of Wilderness Reclamation as we would from Rhythm of the Wild
Unlike Dragons, the deck doesn't just have a ton of Vampires but also some interesting ways to make Vampires matter, like Blade of the Bloodchief and various lords, including Captivating Vampire, Stromkirk Captain, and Rakish Heir