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This theft commander can steal opponents best cards, while all you have to do is get high-power creatures out and sacrifice them
Luckily, in a dedicated Merfolk deck you'll be producing all manner of Merfolk tokens and dropping plenty of one-mana Merfolk, which will, of course, be perfect fodder for using one of Kumena's abilities to annoy or harass an opponent
You can also abuse infinite combos, which makes The Gitrog Monster a viable combo deck in cEDH
It reminds me of Edric, Spymaster of Trest in the sense that it benefits the table equally, so you have to find ways to break parity
Of course, Toralf is the representation of Thor and his other side is Mjolnir's adaption
