Oko's son, Kellan, has at last tracked down his wayward father, but his schemes threaten to sweep Kellan into the role of a villain
While the Gishki deck relied on frustrating opponents through elongated FTKs and high levels of strategy, Nekroz offered a more fast-paced, consistent and deadly blow that brushed aside its competition once the necessary support to facilitate this was released in early 2015
He used his new monster to destroy "Silent Honor ARK," enduring pain in the process
(Equipment, Auras you control, and counters are modifications.) Whenever this creature attacks, put a +1/+1 counter on target creature you control
Theres room for improvement assuming theres a next time, but the ceiling of the designs was so high that I do hope there is one