It's a combo deck with the goal of putting a Parhelion II into the graveyard on turn two and crewing it with Greasefang, Okiba Boss on turn three
Thief of Sanity Thief of Sanity saw lots of play when it was Standard-legal, either as a main deck inclusion or out of sideboards
These cards may be played as though mechanically identical to their non-misprint counterparts to correctly match double-faced cards based on the front face of the card and do not represent mechanically unique printings
While some Gods you always want to be casting one side, Tergrid is good on both sides, with abilities that are always beneficial
The gameplay is best of one, so each round you face a new opponent and get to see all of your cards in a variety of situations
Not only that, but the artwork comes from the Vanguard set, a unique set that had oversized cards that acted a little bit like planeswalkers mixed with commanders