With so many great commanders at your disposal, why should you care about some commanders with affinity
By turning all nonbasic lands into Mountains, Blood Moon has the potential to either stall or completely devastate your opponents mana base depending on the deck theyre playing
A great starting framework is the "8x8 Theory." The idea is to break down your deck's needs into eight essential categories and dedicate roughly eight cards to each
Shifting Ceratops You don't see this MTG dinosaur card making the rounds much anymore, but Shifting Ceratops is an excellent, efficiently-costed creature with an ability that acts like a utility belt and can handle any situation
Harald Unites the Elves, and Haunting Voyage can all get your elves back while Evolution Witness grabs everything else
The theme is so specific that cards like Kasla, the Broken Halo dont fit anywhere outside the deck, and the power level of the individual cards here is much lower than the rest