My deck for the event ended up looking like this: Unknown Morska | Unknown Event Sealed | Paige Smith Commander (1) 1 Morska, Undersea Sleuth Creatures (22) 1 Azorius Arrester 1 Beastbreaker of Bala Ged 1 Courser of Kruphix 1 Coveted Falcon 1 Crowd-Control Warden 1 Evidence Examiner 1 Gravestone Strider 1 Greenbelt Radical 1 Griffnaut Tracker 1 Jaded Analyst 1 Karlov Watchdog 1 Plaxcaster Frogling 1 Protean Hulk 1 Selesnya Guildmage 1 Sharp-Eyed Rookie 1 Sky Hussar 1 Surveillance Monitor 1 Tenth District Hero 1 The Keeper of Favorite Cards 1 Topan Freeblade 1 Tunnel Tipster 1 Vannifar, Evolved Enigma Instants (4) 1 Ate-o'-Clock 1 Deduce 1 Eyes in the Skies 1 Reenact the Crime Sorceries (2) 1 Investi-Gate 1 Secrets of the Golden City Enchantments (5) 1 Aura Shards 1 Fae Flight 1 Guardian Project 2 Makeshift Binding Lands (26) 7 Island 8 Forest 8 Plains 1 Enchanted Prairie 2 Simic Guildgate You might be wondering what the three cards in here you can't see are

You cant attack with some Dragons, put a creature card with haste onto the battlefield, and then attack with that creature
The payoff of this meld pair, doesn't win the game on the spot, and I'd stress that to your Bracket 3 playgroup because while this deck puts together powerful cards, it is not optimized to be unbeatable, and more focused on a huge play with some Golgari death and graveyard interaction molded in
However, the true brilliance and big laughs comes when you force your opponents to block Gabriel Angelfire
Durable: Built to last, improved seal strength to prevent delamination and long term damage
However, the real reason that evoke redefined the role of creature cards so completely wasnt their high floor it was their stratospheric ceiling