If you manage to do all four in a single turn, you can also transform Avatar Aang into Aang, Master of Elements a flying creature that reduces spell costs significantly, and lets you transform back for life gain, card draw, counters, and damage
Despite being far from the most powerful card in MTG, Vesuvan Doppelganger is still one of the most expensive
Normal versions of this black sorcery are $20, so I expect this to be at least $25 when things settle out, maybe more as it has fantastic art
Unlike Rhythm of the Wild or Delighted Halfling, this is a land thats obvious, but lands are significantly harder to interact with than other permanents that make your creatures uncounterable
Squall Line and Borrowing the East Wind are both cards that are board wipes that deal X damage
The deck feels just short of full-committing to the rabbit theme, with cards like Pileated Provisioner and Clifftop Lookout filling parts of the curve where Id expect to see Head of the Homesteads and Intrepid Rabbits instead