Magic players love to debate which mono-colored decks are best in Commander
but sagas as a mechanic are hard to evaluate
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Aladdin, Heroic Outlaw x1 Aladdin, Street Rat x3 Donald Duck, Boisterous Fowl x2 Captain, Colonel's Lieutenant x2 Lefou, Investigator x1 Pongo, Ol' Rascal x3 Rapunzel, Letting Down Her Hair x3 Scar, Fiery Usurper x2 Sergeant Tibbs, Courageous Cat x3 Stitch, Abomination x1 Dragon Fire x3 He's Got a Sword x2 Shield of Virtue x2 Aladdin, Prince Ali x2 Cruella De Vil, Miserable as Usual x1 Duke of Weselton, Opportunistic Official x2 Horace, No-Good Scoundrel x3 Iago, Loud-Mouthed Parrot x1 Jasper, Common Crook x2 Mad Hatter, Gracious Host x3 Megara, Pulling the Strings x3 Mickey Mouse, Steamboat Pilot x3 Peter Pan, Never Landing x2 Mother Knows Best x3 Stampede x2 Steal From the Rich x1 Vicious Betrayal x2 Stolen Scimitar x2 Steel and Sapphire Deck Steel cards are powerhouse cards with strong attack power and heavy defense
Any continuous effects with a "for as long as" duration, such as that of Mind Flayer, ignore phased-out objects
In general, defensive free spells are much less problematic than offensive free spells are, and being able to counter a Ragavan, Nimble Pilferer, Dragon's Rage Channeler, or Colossus Hammer no matter what colors you are playing might sound appealing