Sultai Kodama Spirit Gimmick (EDH / Commander)

This is a deck built around Kodama of the East Tree's gimmick, simple as. I believe he is so underrated he does not actually need another Commander, but I put in Silas Renn as his partner so that the spells all remain legal. Plus, Silas Renn's effect can double off of Kodama's, I guess.

Cast a Spirit, get another free Spirit with Kodama, trigger the diverse "When a Spirit/Creature enters the battlefield..." effects twice, keep from running out of mana or having the wrong cards with The Great Henge/Path of Discovery/Guardian Project/Sire of the Storm and all the other cards in the Draw section. A synergy that is only possible with Kodama is to play a Spirit creature spell, triggering Haru-Onna back to your hand, then triggering Kodama's effect once that creature is on the battlefield to put Haru-Onna back onto the field to get a free draw. Synergies like that and the following are why I made this idiosyncratic deck!

Go crazy with Loam Dweller, Kodama's Reach, Sekki, Seasons' Guide, and playing your normal land every turn all triggering Kodama of the East Tree for all the lands you could want.

Facing Spellscum? Many of the creatures have effects to help you mitigate them, especially Quillmane Baku, Kira, Great Glass-Spinner, Spectral Adversary, Gaea's Herald, and Destiny Spinner.

Board wiped anyways? Soulshift as many Spirits back, or use Iname, Life Aspect to the same effect.

I am new to Magic and this is only my second hand-built deck. I didn't find anything online that was like it, as it seems everyone uses Kodama for Landfall. While that is a good use, I simply wanted to to something fun and different; I don't claim this to be a competitive deck, as I only play Tabletop Sim Magic with my friends. I think the deck might work even better with R or W in place of B, given W's strong spirit game and certain R Spirit triggers.

P.S. the Maybeboard is not a real Maybeboard, it is just the trash bin of cards I was looking into when this deck was in its earliest stages, before I had even decided the colors.