Bonehoard Dracosaur is big and has first strike, and it gives you two cards to play each turn, not to mention treasures or extra 3/1 tokens
Ill cover removal and recursion another time, but for today, lets look at ramp and draw
The strength of many creature's lies in their abilities, but creature evaluation always begins with those two little numbers at the bottom right of every creature card
However, it also makes it so that whenever an opponent sacrifices a nontoken permanent, you then get to put that card onto the battlefield under your control
Here are five cards of each color (plus colorless, multicolored, and lands) that make up the centerpiece of my collection
Wondering what you could play with these commanders