Pretty much every Commander deck wants to ramp, and the green ones doubly so
As a legend turned saga creature, Clive, Ifrit's Dominant and Ifrit, Warden of Inferno is also somewhat of a ritual and removal by fighting
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The mono-black identity is far from being a weakness here, as Krrik can pay any black Mana symbol with 2 life, and since you start off with supple 40 life in a Commander game, youre given some free rein before all that life drain comes back to bite you
Most valuable Magic: The Gathering Marvel Spider-Man cards Bar the odd exception (looking at you Cosmic Foil and Boarderless Soul Stone), it's often easier on the pocket to just buy chase cards rather than ripping endless packs and hoping for the best
The most clear example is a Judgment enchantment, Soulcatchers' Aerie, which mass-pumps your Birds whenever somebody of your flock's die, and which soared by over 500% almost overnight, rocketing from near-bulk to over $6: Source: MTGStocks This 2-mana enchantment in a deck that wants you to full swing every turn is just gas for bird typal decks