For instance, Jacob Hagens RB Aggro deck from this weekend: Creatures (17) Lands (23) Spells (20) People like this card, but it seems sketchy to me
I had that deck growing up, and you'd better believe I made use of Karn where I could regularly at the kitchen table
card you can block a 7,000-power attack, which is quite common in the game
The Command Zone, one of my favorite Magic podcast/Youtube channels, made a video where they broke down the statistics for whether more expensive decks do better in the Commander format of Magic and what they found was that the most expensive deck in a pod wins, 29% of the time. And thats just the most expensive in a four-player game where everyone has a 25% chance to win at the very start before anyone starts playing
Liliana Vess is still one of the best planeswalkers for multiplayer since you can get two Tutors from her if you can protect her for one turn, and you can get card advantage with her +1
Nils, Discipline Enforcer Nils, Discipline Enforcer is great for generous players who want to spread some love around the table