If youre inclined to play Legions Landing, I think a heavier token-based strategy is the way to go: Creatures (12) Planeswalkers (1) Lands (22) Spells (25) I imagine this deck ending plenty of games with a large March of the Multitudes on the end step followed by a Flourish or Pride of the Conquerors, giving it more of a combo-aspect than the initial list
In that build, we got to pick a lot more cards from their graveyard since we'd be making them discard a lot more
Angels synergize well with Humans, and Herald can reduce Sigardas tax, if nothing else
However, when we experimented with putting some of these older cards in Standard, we found the more powerful ones warped Standard in a way we felt was unhealthy for the format, so we looked to other avenues to release these cards
If Shards you control do become copies of the creature, they'll use the copiable values of the creature as it last existed on the battlefield
So yeah, Black Lotus is the most broken card from 1993, but it did have a surprising amount of competition
