Plus, it can be a real surprise for your opponents to see pilot tokens appear at instant speed
At some point, I saw and built a Grixis Dragonstorm Commander deck with cheap ramp spells, tutors, and fast mana to build up into a large Dragonstorm, and swing for the win with hasty dragons thanks to Dragonlord Kolaghan or a convoluted combo involving Worldgorger Dragon and Animate Dead, making it one of the funniest decks Ive ever played with
six for the reprints
A quick look at Kaldheim 's recent additions to blue at common shows this triumvirate of draft aesthetic is still here today
Second, it shares the quality that I like about Zur's Weirding in that it cries to have a deck built around it but doesn't tell you exactly what to do with it
You can blitz your opponent with fast creatures that build off each other, and if that's not enough you have plenty of burn spells to finish off your opponent