Similar plan to the last deck, except with a legendary theme to power up Aerith Gainsborough's death trigger
You could make a dedicated brew built around it with a couple token or counter doublers and some flicker effects to consistently reprepare it
Additionally, each artist worked with particular ink to further the flavor, with Lunter choosing Scribo ink, a contemporary Italian brand made in the 17th-century manner, and Rahn cracking out his dip pen to work as closely as one might have two centuries ago
Green severely lacks card draw in the 3 mana cost range that is typically the bread and butter area for colors like blue
Nantuko Shrine similarly rewards you for having multiple copies of a single card, providing 1/1 Squirrel tokens for each copy in your graveyard when that spell resolves
That being said, while the wording here is definitely unorthodox, its hard to see this as much more than a fact-finding mission