Armed with a full complement of Immerwolf, I wanted to return to transform as a concept. However, on reading Immerwolf more closely, I moved my target a little bit, looking for valuable wolves as well as werewolves. That freed me to cut out any transform cards (and even some wolves) that just weren't up to snuff, even when I knew I was looking for 28 creatures. The mana symbols come out a bit skewed, about 60/40 in favor of green; however, the eight non-basic lands in the deck allow for a nearly even split of basic lands while maintaining the ratio. The 8/18/8/4/2 curve is actually a bit interesting, being low and not too unbalanced. It averages 2.35 converted mana cost.