On the other hand, Vastwood Fortification might be the single least powerful of all the MDFCs for the Commander format
But no matter how good your proxies are, you should not sell them as real cards or mislead anyone about what they are
He simply says that Magic: The Gathering is currently making a "conscious effort to prioritize having more cards with flavor text", so there's no need to worry about that particular aspect of cards going anywhere soon
Once Bristlepack Sentry has legally attacked, causing its last ability to not apply by removing other creatures from the battlefield or reducing the power of one or more creatures won't cause Bristlepack Sentry to stop attacking
If you can get your hands on one for MSRP or even a little bit more than that, Id buy the deck without even thinking twice
I really like the Chains in an enchantment deck as your defense since you can cast it over and over again for cast of enchantment triggers like Mesa Enchantress which its color loves