Disclaimer: I will not focus on Art or grammar, unless the latter would make the deck too difficult to understand.

So... Have to co-sign shmits11 there with adoring Lewis Carroll's work being referenced here. And more to that, focusing on "Through the Looking Glass" specifically, rather than the usual "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland", or a mix of the two. Carly Lawrence in general is just really well put-together, both by being actually quite simple and straightforward, but presenting a clear and concise threat in letting the reflections of the cards warp and The Jabberwock being difficult to put down.

If I had to muse on something, it's maybe that I'm not necessarily a fan of using {Inevitable} on the Power Card Move warriors? Perhaps it's more common at other tables, but being able to ignore card text removal can be a pretty big hurdle, and feels at home with boss Warriors more than not - though in this case it is nicely in service to the {Warped} gimmick, so it does feel in-place there. There's probably also more you could probably do with {Warped}, though that would make the deck a lot more complicated than it necessarily has to be.

Still, I just love the design and the idea!

Good job!

As a huge fan of Lewis Carroll's work, I absolutely adore the theme! Warping is a really cool way to represent the theme, and the Vorpal Sword is amazing. The Jabberwock stands out to me mechanically, though, in terms of synergy with the rest of the deck. And I think that it would be cool to replace the 2nd Simple Move with "{Warp} target warrior;" that would let you still turn off your opponent's cards (at the cost of buffing them), and also let you buff your own warriors that already Warped. But, really cool NPC! Great job!

I think this deck is awesome! I really like the Warped keyword, Vorpal Sword adds a fun little minigame mid duel, the Jabberwock is genuinely terrifying as a card, and the rest of the deck is able to keep you on your toes while not being too overly powerful. Rating 4 for now but I might come back and change it to 5. We'll see. Absolutely amazing job :)