In Magic The Gathering's Commander format, there is no shortage of specialty decks to choose from
UNDERSTANDING EISENHORN Im not trying to argue that their ever-expanding rules text makes new commanders worse, or even worse for the format
When paired with zero-mana artifacts that one would find in a Cheerios deck, Galazeth can alow you to treat these artifacts as free-to-cast mana rocks, quickly building up until you're ready to drop some big spells to close out the game
Aurelia, the Law Above scales well in Commander since any player can trigger its attack abilities
When you play a planeswalker, it enters the battlefield with that many loyalty counters on it
Obscura Charm Streets of New Capenna revamped the Esper play style, and as such we transition from controlling cards to cards that can be used in midrange decks, where Obscura Charm can shine