You want a janky Johnny deck that is all about wacky and wild card interactions You want a super flexible, open-ended commander that can be built many different ways You want to surprise your opponents with cards and combos they probably have never seen before You like Counters, Combos, and Clones
The amount of power packed away in this little uncommon should not be underestimated, particularly in kindred-based Commander decks
This was also the case for Splendid Genesis, which didnt make our Top 10 this year
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If we could exert a pressure on the Magic design teams to focus a little more on cards that make Magic a better game and reduce the value ascribed to such effects that aid that end then the whole Magic experience could be seamlessly enhanced for both casual and professional play
You could take various approaches like landfall, creature CIPs, or land CIPs, but you'll want to take measures to achieve it again even if you draw it late or get bounced