Joshua, Phoenix's Dominant A solid body which can help refresh your fuel, Joshuas face really lacks a standout feature, while the back costs a lot to get to, and really is missing haste to work in aggressive decks for the 5 mana that the transform costs
White is on its way up, receiving incremental support from every recent MTG set, but it still lags behind other colors, with staple draw cards ending up expensive due to the lack of choice
you can cast and flashback Army of the Damned just by paying a few black mana to gain a huge army of undead tokens
If you think theres a cool card for your Phyrexian tribal deck in Commander, this isnt the review for that
That means you can throw it down whenever you want, as long as you have 1 blue mana available
What makes it so significant is that this deck altered the landscape of Standard for years in a way that few other non-dominant decks ever have