Of course, this all comes down to the individual components of the decks and whether the strategies excite you, but I think this is an above-average offering
Decklist: LED Dredge in Legacy Creature (22) Golgari Thug x3 Narcomoeba x4 Satoru, the Infiltrator Thassa's Oracle Poxwalkers x3 Stinkweed Imp x4 Anger Golgari Grave-Troll x4 Ox of Agonas Enchantment (3) Artifact (4) Instant (6) Otherworldly Gaze x4 Dread Return x2 Sorcery (11) Breakthrough x2 Cabal Therapy x4 Careful Study Faithless Looting x4 Land (14) Cephalid Coliseum x4 Island Mountain Scalding Tarn x4 Underground Sea Volcanic Island x3 Sideboard (15) Into the Flood Maw x4 Echoing Truth Shenanigans x2 Leyline of the Void x4 Unmask x4 While milling cards, youll come across free Narcomoebas that slowly chip in at your opponents life, or sometimes block to preserve your life total
Omnath, Locus of Mana is also getting a reprint here
Breakdown of card types and rarities There are other factors that contribute to the Magic: The Gathering card count, including the game itself
Starm requires building around, but he doesn't necessarily have to cost a lot of money - because they're ordinarily so underwhelming, spells and creatures that can deal exactly one point of damage are very cheap, and Starm triples their output
Lifelink equipment like this is great in decks with Spellslinger dorks like Guttersnipe that kill with damage, and you'll gain massive life to boost the dork in question to stop interaction