III Search your library for a card named Halvar, God of Battle or an Equipment card, reveal it, put it into your hand, then shuffle
Expect to pilot a patient midrange deck that rewards long games and resource accumulation, making it ideal if you enjoy Esper decks that feel resilient and controlling in casual Commander
Let's break down each way: Flash There's not a ton of options for casting your pups with flash, but a few, like Vivien, Champion of the Wilds and the newly printed Arlinn, the Pack's Hope, are exceptional in this deck: Stopping Our Opponents From Casting Now this is a bit controversial, but there's no denying that running ways to slow down our opponents will greatly increase the chances that our werewolves transform and stay that way
Plus, you're playing Black, so you'll be able to recur it from the graveyard and maybe find another opponent to fall victim to the Tree of Perdition and Triskaidekaphobia's nasty combination
With Final Fantasy still in its prime and Edge of Eternities right around the corner, few Magic: The Gathering players will have had massive new Universes Beyond collaboration on their bingo cards
Peregrine Drake Peregrine Drakes enters ability makes it a free 2/3, which is cute, but this blue creature gained infamy for all the infinite combos it enables with cards like Deadeye Navigator that repeatedly flicker it for less than 5 mana