deck from Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles
Iconic Cards: Splinter Twin, Senseis Divining Top, Copy Cat, Living End, Primeval Titan, Grinding Station Popular Decks: Oops, All Spells!, Twin, Grinding Station, Mill, Belcher, Storm 6 Ramp Ramp decks want to generate a ton of mana to cast really powerful cards
While Vivi's Persistence is in the graveyard, it can be returned to its controller's hand by paying two mana whenever their commander enters play or attacks
The Thief lets you draw then discard a card when one of your creatures deals damage to an opponent or you draw three with a full party
This version also cuts Mouse Armor which we still think is great, especially for protecting vulnerable Fairy Godmothers, but keeping the deck at 60 cards means there just isn't room for an item that may get banished before we can use it
Reaper King One of the original boogeymen of EDH before the format was renamed to Commander, the only thing that kept Reaper King from being an extremely toxic tribal build was the fact that there werent that many Scarecrows in Magic back then, and most that were in print were fairly mediocre