I basically proved my point
As such, Izzet Phoenix is considered one of the top decks in Pioneer: Izzet Phoenix | Pioneer | Ben Jones, Legacy European Championship Sofia, 1st Place, 12-1-2 Creatures (9) 1 Thing in the Ice 4 Arclight Phoenix 4 Ledger Shredder Instants (21) 2 Galvanic Iteration 2 Spell Pierce 2 Spikefield Hazard // Spikefield Cave 3 Lightning Axe 4 Consider 4 Fiery Impulse 4 Opt Sorceries (11) 2 Chart a Course 2 Temporal Trespass 3 Treasure Cruise 4 Pieces of the Puzzle Lands (19) 2 Island 1 Otawara, Soaring City 2 Hall of Storm Giants 2 Stormcarved Coast 4 Riverglide Pathway // Lavaglide Pathway 4 Spirebluff Canal 4 Steam Vents Sideboard (15) 2 Abrade 1 Aether Gust 2 Brotherhood's End 3 Crackling Drake 3 Disdainful Stroke 2 Mystical Dispute 2 Saheeli, Sublime Artificer However, while this version of Izzet Phoenix has put up decent numbers in the last few months, the deck always has felt off to me
The System Will Enter All Of The Sold Ticket Numbers (With Correct Answers), Then Processes & Selects A Winning Ticket Number
For 4GG, you reveal the top seven cards of your library and look for any one of twelve relevant keywords (haste being the one Kathril doesnt mention), putting a creature with one of those keywords onto the battlefield and the rest into the graveyard
Playing creatures with excess toughness over power is now a benefit thanks to Rassads abilities, and Candlekeep Sage makes your commander into a great value flicker target
You can drop them early or free any time to break folks faces, and good free stuff is always good, but many in Commander might go with the 4/4 Wurms first in a Commander brew with 40 life to get too and trample too
