The big reason not to chain turns in lower Brackets is to avoid making Commander a game of solitaire
(In addition, it allowed me to demonstrate that it was possible to make a vanilla legend that would excite some players.) Meanwhile, the oldest Magic designer of all (in terms of how many years he'd been designing both Bill Rose and Mike Elliott are older than Richard), Richard Garfield, started thinking about cool things you could do with legendary creatures
When I first started playing seriously, that card was Call of the Herd
One of if not the best deck in the format is Mono-Black Devotion, having won a ton of premier-level events over the past few months
Oftentimes, one of the ways to make a mythic rare is to take an effect we do and blow it up to a size we've never done before
On top of that, theres a chance that these cards can be The Brothers War Commander cards, Jumpstart Booster rares, Transformers cards, or retro artifacts and retro schematics the latter two are quite eye-catching