One of the best things about this deck is how flexible it is, and there are three common ways it can win
Since there are more paper Commander streams than ever before (thanks to SpellTable), there seems to be a new, unwritten power level coming into its own that shows up at a lot of these tables
Anyone who enjoyed 2022's Commander Legends set will find plenty to love about Commander Masters , but Commander Masters has even more features that Commander Legends did not
The artifacts The Ozolith and That Which Was Taken would be my priorities, after them Chitterspitter and one possibility would be Briber's Purse and Luxior, Giada's Gift
It gave me a fun way to turn opening packs into a game (since Im probably never going to play the actual game) and extended my enjoyment of opening the packs I have
The Freerunning cost makes it a strictly better Cultiave/Kodama's Reach, two cards that continue to see extensive play in casual Commander