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You'll note the use of changelings here in the deck such as Mirror Entity and Chameleon Colossus

Green has been good for so long, I wouldnt be surprised if most of todays players didnt realize that green was famously considered the weakest color by a large margin in the early days of competitive Magic, a reputation that persisted for many years