While each of these decks are well-built to play against one another, each has its own playstyle, strengths, and weaknesses
While this may somewhat halt their return, its hard to deny the financial incentive for Wizards of the Coast
With Historic getting more and more attention and gaining in popularity, it was kind of inevitable Id end up writing about a strategy you can play in Historic that is dear to me after previously having a ton of experience and success with the Standard iteration of it: Mono-Blue Aggro
This is thanks to Rafiq giving both +1/+1 and doublestrike to any creature that attacks alone
While broken and unique are not the same, Painter's Servant happens to be both
Not all of the new Doctor Who cards care about Time Counters, either on suspended cards or on permanents you control, but it seems like a really fun direction to build in and a great way to make the most of your own wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey Doctor Who Commander deck