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About the closest thing to a fair Oath of Druids deck as you can find is the G/W Archangel battlefield control deck that Randy Buehler and Team CMU took to US Nationals 1998

Note that in Commander, battles still need to fit the colour identity of your commander on both sides

It has haste, can add a bunch of mana to cast instants and sorceries, and bounces an instant or sorcery to your hand when it dies

Keruga, the Macrosage Keruga is good for the late-game, as he draws a card at entry for each other permanent you control with a cost of three or more

In its day it towered over other similar choices and even when it was brought back years later it was competitive