The whole deck is built around putting +1/+1 counters on your creatures, making a board that can go wide and/or tall, and making holes in your opponents defenses. There are a handful of cards with ferocious and similar effect that gain to benefit from casting big creatures and spells. By using fight/bite spells and giving your creatures menace, you can control the board in a way that leaves opening to be exploited. Additionally, there are a few options to make creatures unblockable. Cards like Seismic Tutelage result in game ending threats quickly (basically turning any of your creatures into a hydra in a turn or two). While other cards like Primal Vigor and Garruk's Uprising help overwhelm opponents with a wide but low board. I originally built the deck around The Chief Warg and it can be subbed in as an alternative commander if you want a more draw heavy deck. I set myself ~$100 budget and originally limited myself to LotR, Hobbit, and Foundations. After which I filled holes and padded using the rest of magic's library, including some cards I would love to see reprinted. If I were to make any more changes, it would be to the mana base. Ditch some of the basics and replace them with better lands, but I couldn't in good faith put a bunch of $10+ lands into this.