Note that I left out some cards designed purely for multiplayer formats, so they would skew the history
I still think its worth a look in artifact decks, but Id want to be playing cards like Cryptic Coat already, I think
Though Oko has always been depicted as a trickster who has a history of doing misdeeds, Magic: The Gathering is leaning harder into the characters more villainous side in Outlaws of Thunder Junction
You might want to cut consistency cards to include those that will help you win against a certain type of deck
Sakashima the Imposter is fairly useful in the Commander format, and now, Commander players can get a much fancier version of this Human Rogue
Its situational, but still honestly a powerhouse compared to most cards in Homelands