Only English-speaking frogs say ribbit, as we see evidenced on the German version of the card: Our amphibian friends in Bavaria say Quaaak for a reason unknown to my monolingual ears
Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver Wilhelt, the Rotcleaver peaked as the 11th most popular commander ever , though it's now slipped between #20-30
Its funny, and a cute way to tie up your opponents mana unless they want to lose lots of life
Gods make innately great Commanders due to their powerful abilities and built-in Indestructibility
Set out from The Shire with Bilbo, Gandalf, and their company of Dwarves in pursuit of fortune, adventure, and the dreadful Dragon Smaug
WUBRG decks are always a little tricky to judge if they're not blatantly powerful right out of the box, and because the theming of this deck is so cool, it feels disruptive to try and make upgrades to it, so it's almost a case of being a precon that you shouldn't upgrade, but yet it desperately needs it