It costs four, is an enchantment, and it's a Propaganda/Ghostly Prison for each attacker, but this time they've got to pay mana equal to your domain count...so any deck from three colors on up should run this
Witherbloom Command Witherbloom Command is one of the weaker Commands overall, but its useful for self-mill decks in two ways: It fills your graveyard and hits common pieces of graveyard hate, like Rest in Peace and Grafdigger's Cage
I already made a really fun casual Commander list for her, and shes also bounded her way into my Legacy Death & Taxes list
While I have built other decks for these gift exchanges, that I think have been in an objective sense far better, Im enthusiastic about this build and proud that I was able to concoct a fairly aggressive sliver deck that anybody could build for $35
There are many directions to go with Dihada, but one I like the most is keyword soup
This is a state-based action