In Conclusion I built this deck with a no-holds-barred mindset, but with the intention of making a deck that is fairly easy to build for the average Magic: the Gathering player
Those Commander decks will probably also be running Armageddon, which is functionally identical to Ravages of War, right down to casting cost and MTG color identity
When you get to take your time, its an indomitable threat that dominates the game and wins all by itself
Both of these Commanders love lands, and basic lands especially
You dont want to be paying $30 for a Standard format powerhouse like Ugin, the Spirit Dragon and realise down the road that it was a fake card valued at $1-2
Sure, playing a 5-mana enchantment that basically says, you win the game sounds super powerful, but since youll be putting over 200 cards in your deck, the odds of you drawing it will be pretty low