No, jump-start just allows you to cast the card from your graveyard
When Meteor Golem enters the battlefield, destroy target nonland permanent an opponent controls
Cavern-Hoard Dragon may be expensive at eight mana, but it also could be a huge payoff when playing against any artifact deck, as its damage trigger makes you a Treasure token for each artifact they control
The calculator applies archetype-specific modifiers to the soft score to account for this: Stax: 1.15x denial effects hit all three opponents, tripling their impact Hatebears: 1.10x creature-based stax, slightly less oppressive Storm: 1.10x combo-heavy, faster than raw metrics suggest Aggro: 0.90x the hardest strategy in multiplayer (120 total life to deal) Group Hug: 0.90x intentionally low-power and political These modifiers matter
It plays similarly to the Titania deck by messing with lands in the graveyard, but its different enough that it still made some interesting play patterns
Brimaz, Blight of Oreskos Brimaz, Blight of Oreskos is a commander flexible enough to take the build in lots of directions