In the game, players will take on the role of Illumineers and wield magic ink to summon a team of Disney characters known as glimmers, who appear in both familiar and fantastical ways
Bracket three is where most "average" Commander decks are, whereas bracket four houses decks that are very strong, but not quite cEDH tier
Two-Headed Coin The first time you flip one or more coins each turn, those coins come up heads and you win those flips
In your upkeep, you get one free impulse effect but cannot wait until a future turn to cast it, but you didn't spend any mana so you should have everything mana wise to cast it
That means it cant be responded to making it a potential save for a key creature or a clever untap trick
With sneaky battle tactics that can make your opponents start second guessing their blocking decisions, running a ninja Commander deck makes for a thrilling match