Tidebinder Mage in the sideboard replaces the Submerges that Ive previously had, which will play much better with devotion
Then, if its a Land card, you can put it into play tapped, and if its not, you get to draw it
Now, Commander is the most popular way to play Magic, and a big part of that is that Wizards of the Coast regularly releases preconstructed decks that are playable right out of the box
It is a decidedly narrow card and has only really ever had a couple of uses
This deck is about as low to the ground as we can make it, with a total of eleven cards (including Jon himself) with a mana cost of four or more
His abilities let you convert lands into board presence, scaling into the late game