Players get too wrapped up in high-power commanders that have a chapters worth of rules text and I think the Storms Fury is a great but simple commander that anyone can enjoy
Abandon Hope Abandoned Sarcophagus Abstruse Appropriation Acquisition Octopus Adherent of Hope Aether Swooper Aetherstream Leopard Agent Bishop, Man in Black Ahn-Crop Champion Ahn-Crop Crasher Ahn-Crop Invader Airdrop Aeronauts Airdrop Condor Akroan Hoplite Alaborn Trooper Ambassador Blorpityblorpboop Ambush Paratrooper Ancestor's Prophet Ancient Copper Dragon Ancient Copper Dragon Ancient Cornucopia Anthropede Anthroplasm Anurid Brushhopper Aphemia, the Cacophony Arcane Encyclopedia Aretopolis Argothian Opportunist Arlinn, the Pack's Hope Arwen, Weaver of Hope Assassin's Trophy Astral Cornucopia Avacyn, Angel of Hope Avatar of Hope Aven Trooper Aven of Enduring Hope Battlewise Hoplite Bebop & Rocksteady Bebop, Skull & Crossbones Bebop, Warthog Warrior Biblioplex Assistant Biblioplex Kraken Biblioplex Tomekeeper Biophagus Bioplasm Bishop of Binding Bishop of Rebirth Bishop of Wings Bishop of the Bloodstained Bishop's Soldier Black Panther, Hope Enduring Black Poplar Shaman Black Widow, Daring Operative Blazing Hope Blood Baron of Vizkopa Blood Operative Bloodcrazed Hoplite Bloodrock Cyclops Bloodshot Cyclops Body Dropper Boosted Sloop Boromir, Gondor's Hope Brass Infiniscope Break Open Burning Prophet Bygone Bishop Cacophodon Cacophony Scamp Cacophony Unleashed Calamity, Galloping Inferno Call the Coppercoats Callous Oppressor
This gets cheated out as a 30/30 against some spellslinger opponents, but then it dies to Doom Blade or meets an Unsummon effect
Do you know what you have to do to be banned in Legacy
good in Standard for sure
Dreadhorde Arcanist Dreadhorde Arcanist might not look like much to the average player, but when you consider that older formats are full of incredibly cheap spells, suddenly it comes into focus
