***TRIALS RESPONSE***Well I played around with the deck as it is for a while and I came to a few conclusions. Firstly, I found the Golden Dragons underused because it seemed that the opponent would die to the Frogs before I managed to get 1 on the field. I also either wasn't able to play Hope or never needed to play it before the opponent was killed. The Feral Bonds seemed to take up hand space and didn't get played enough for them to be game changing for me. Overall it felt like I was playing a Mitosis Frog deck with healing from the Luciferin to keep it alive longer. I remodeled the deck myself and produced this:
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