The prevalence of Teferi in Modern means that most people do not run Veil of Summer as a 3 or 4-of anymore, which used to be the case about a year ago
Both saw a great deal of play in tournament caliber decks in a variety of formats as long as they were legal, with both remaining absolute powerhouses in the Vintage format as well as serious threats in Extended, at least prior to the rotation of dual lands
Drivnod, Carnage Dominus Drivnod, Carnage Dominus is the least exciting Dominus to me, mainly because its just a carbon copy of Teysa Karlov
This includes no Black Star Promos but rather three copies of Regileki V, two copies of Regileki VMAX, and two copies of Miraidon ex, along with a ready-to-play deck of cards, six damage counter dice, one coin flip die, two coin condition markets, a deck box, an accessory box, and a strategy sheet
3 Immerwolf Every Wolf's Best Friend Immerwolf is a staple of Wolf and Werewolf decks alike, though it's tailored specifically towards transforming Werewolves