Oh yeah, one last thing: for the rest of the article, rather than calling the decks by their proper names, we'll be going with their themes and color combinations, which are shorter and easier to type (as a refresher, Sultai Mutate is the Enhanced Evolution deck, headed by Otrimi, the Ever-Playful

Adrix and Nev, Twincasters Cenote Scout Cold-Eyed Selkie Combine Guildmage Deepfathom Echo Deeproot Champion Deeproot Elite Deeproot Historian Deeproot Warrior Deeproot Wayfinder Evidence Examiner Forerunner of the Heralds Gaea's Skyfolk Giltgrove Stalker Hakbal of the Surging Soul Jade Bearer Jade Guardian Jadecraft Artisan Jadelight Ranger Jadelight Spelunker Jungle Delver Jungleborn Pioneer Kiora's Follower Kiora, Sovereign of the Deep Kumena's Speaker Kumena, Tyrant of Orazca Merfolk Branchwalker Merfolk Mistbinder Merfolk Skydiver Merfolk of the Depths Nev, the Practical Dean Nicanzil, Current Conductor Prime Speaker Zegana Quandrix Pledgemage River Herald Guide Seeker of Sunlight Selkie Hedge-Mage Sentinel of the Nameless City Shapers of Nature Singer of Swift Rivers Skyclave Invader Swift Warden Tatyova, Benthic Druid Tatyova, Steward of Tides Thrasios, Triton Hero Thrasios, Triton Hero Tishana's Wayfinder Tishana, Voice of Thunder Topography Tracker Tributary Instructor Tuvasa the Sunlit Vineshaper Mystic Vorel of the Hull Clade Waker of the Wilds Wistful Selkie World Shaper Zegana, Utopian Speaker

And Sterling Grove is a great, but forgotten, card that plays into a pro-enchantment place but has never been reprinted so it's not available in many a home, such as Commander decks or other places that would have made sense
If you end up leaning into the same brand of sassy evil in your dialogue options, you might have Astarion let down his walls and make a rather pointed proposition
So, what are the best Red and Green cards of all time at a kitchen table