If you want fewer awkward moments, ask first, sleeve opaque, keep them readable, and dont try to upgrade them into looking tournament-legal
When Cavalier of Flame dies, it deals X damage to each opponent and each planeswalker they control, where X is the number of land cards in your graveyard
Its a shame that we dont see the mechanic as much as we could, but I like to think that its thanks to a flavor issue rather than a power issue
So I wanted to follow the rules for blue
Was this deck idea actually unique
With the prevalence of powerful activated abilities in Commander, Sheldon Menery himself called it a necessary card for Commander and ranked it as one of the top 20 cards for Commander in Modern Horizons 2 when it received a much-needed reprint there