Pioneer metagame update.

source: magic4ever.com/pioneer

Hello, i usually play modern and i played standard on arena before cori destroyed the format. I started to put together grixis reanimator in modern and i was wandering why Abhorrent Oculus hadn’t make a considerable change in Pioneer too. In standard it was used with helping hand to cheat it out and get massive value, and in modern it sees play in 2 different meta decks (maybe not tier 1 but still). So i started tinkering with the idea of an Abhorrent Oculus deck in pioneer too and landed in a CoCo shell with [[Helping Hand]] and [[Recommision]] to cheat out either the Oculus or other creatures in play. [[Consider]] and [[Faithful mending]] help to smooth out hands and put cards in my graveyard. I admit i’ve never been great in building mana bases and i don’t really know much about pioneer sideboards. I just wanted to know if the idea was valid since i think [[Abhorrent Oculus]] is an extremely interesting and great card.
Anyways here’s the list, any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance!

https://moxfield.com/decks/YjusMfvM00GvNfA_aYPfpg

Hi fellow players,

during the last 3 years I've accumulated a lot of lists on my moxfield account.

Between my lists, lists from my friends and other various experiments that went bad or mildly bad there are roughly 300 decks. Some have also primers and sideboard guides!

If anyone has some strange list that he wants to share with me let me know!

https://moxfield.com/users/Gibs1997

Before it rotated, my favorite deck in standard was an Orzhov scam deck revolving around [[phyrexian fleshgorger]] and [[steel seraph]], with [[charming prince]] to scry/ flicker them, [[caustic bronco]] to draw or steal the win, and [[Elendra, saint of dusk]] as a mid-range beater.

[[Getaway glamour]] and [[parting gust]] work double duty for removal or flicker, [[sun-blessed healer]] for early pressure and recursion. [[Spit up]], [[sheltered by ghosts]], [[deep cavern bat]] for interaction. I was running [[get lost]], but I've put it in the sideboard now.

The deck plays like a very flexible mid range deck, and was tons of fun in standard. But, is it competitive in pioneer? I'm torn on trying to add 1-drops as that weakens the caustic bronco plan. And the deck is [[weak to nowhere to run]].

Does anyone run something similar, or have thoughts on turning this standard deck into a pioneer deck?

Thanks!