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Is it playable just as a threat in a hardened scales type deck?

I've just taken the protection off mine and it's worked well for a while. I agree with Onderzeeboot that I would not want to put an evasive keyword on the swords - it's what I found most frustrating about the protection in the first place. I don't know how strictly you need to stick to the...

Lava Coil can be green now?

Is there anything Oketra's Monument can't do?

I have Wild Nacatl as my only "Naya" card.

Playing Magic? In this economy?!

I ran Cruel for a while and I don't remember ever seeing it cast. I have Kess at the moment who has been alright. She did let me double Fireblast someone to the face to burn them out which was pretty funny and unexpected.

Sidisi, Brood Tyrant (and Tasigur, the Golden Fang, but like you I don't class that as a Sultai card).

Would you class Alesha, Who Smiles at Death as a Mardu card? I haven't ever run her but she's been on my shortlist of cards to try.

Just alter the other one to Hyprophesizzle and you're set.

Wolf Run also requires a ton of mana and a creature to pump. It has a few ways to counter-play that aren't simply destroying the land.

I believe early Standard results are showing that it's very good.

Land/Overrun is a pretty sweet split card.

As it's somewhat relevant, here's my favourite Vine Mare video This is a new player being taught how to play Magic in a promotional video for Wizards of the Coast. Timestamped to just before Vine Mare hits the battlefield, and the host and players gradually realise that the new player...

I dislike Hexproof and Protection because they're non-interactive. Hexproof from X is at least a lot more interactive than both, and although I agree that having X be a colour is not very desirable, it's still better than flat Hexproof.

Who are those people though?

I'm going to try Cratermaker and I'm confident he'll be a mainstay - playable answers to artifacts are always useful, and he's a goblin which does slightly matter in my cube.

I wonder who R&D is designing these hexproof cards for. I've never seen anything but dislike for big hexproof creatures on any MTG discussion channels I'm part of, but presumably there is, or they think there is, an audience out there for them.

This "Draft things and upgrade them later" seems like it might be a good enough mechanic to base a whole new game around. Very interesting idea.

I'll tell you what, I've had enough of Healer's Hawk already. Who knew a 1/1 for 1 could be so annoying.