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While these linear strategies aren't usually my cup of tea, I had a lot of fun piloting it

A kindred deck is one that is based heavily around a specific creature type, incorporating several key cards that synergize with a given type, providing you with pay-offs for primarily using creatures of that type

Since the token copies also have the ability to create token copies of themselves, once one copy hits the battlefield, it'll be very difficult to remove them permanently

Companion is busted, and there are Lutri decks in 60-card formats, which gets easier as WotC continues to print redundant versions of different card effects

I told him it was a deal, but tried not to get my hopes up too much

Ostensibly, you have a few counterspells in your deck that can handle interaction with your opponents