The cards that are legal in Standard change every year, so buy a newer deck if you want it to be legal for tournaments or Friday Night Magic
As you might expect, decks that go wide with lots of creatures or generate creature tokens are the best at taking full advantage of convoke
"Red-Eyes Dark Dragoon" is an extremely powerful boss monster with high protection, high disruption power, high-power removal effects, and high damage output and OTK potential

Acolyte of Affliction Aerith, Last Ancient Angus Mackenzie Arcus Acolyte Asmira, Holy Avenger Brutalizer Exarch Cathedral Acolyte Centaur Healer Centaur Peacemaker Conclave Evangelist Conclave Guildmage Conclave Mentor Crossroads Consecrator Diregraf Escort Dune Diviner Elder Druid Emmara, Soul of the Accord Freyalise Supplicant Garnet, Princess of Alexandria Godtoucher Hapatra, Vizier of Poisons Hedge Troll Infirmary Healer Juniper Order Druid Kei Takahashi Kyler, Sigardian Emissary Loxodon Hierarch Maester Seymour Medicine Runner Necrogen Rotpriest Oracle of Nectars Plague Nurse Ragnar Ramunap Excavator Samut, Vizier of Naktamun Samut, the Driving Force Severance Priest Shelinda, Yevon Acolyte Sigardian Zealot Sisterhood of Karn Slaughter Singer Springmantle Cleric Strax, Sontaran Nurse Sylvan Hierophant Thelonite Druid Thelonite Monk Thijarian Witness Torens, Fist of the Angels Treefolk Healer Trelasarra, Moon Dancer Turntimber Ascetic Vanille, Cheerful l'Cie Vizier of the Menagerie Yuna, Grand Summoner Yuna, Hope of Spira

BlueStacks Multiple Instances feature is another game-changer