This deck has built-in tools that allow your cheap characters to trade up into more expensive characters, which will in turn allow you to deal with the opponent cheaply and still have ink left to redevelop your board
Anyway, they read, If one or more +1/+1 counters would be put on a creature you control, twice that many +1/+1 counters are put on it instead. Its powerful, but its also on a Creature, which can make it a little too easy to remove if you ask us
While theres plenty more you can do with this deck, starting with these combos is a great place to start, and will help you tackle some of the best decks in the format right now.
I know 21 commander damage got decided on due to the original cycle of Elder Dragons having 7 power and you getting hit three times equaled 21 but the book quote is just so fitting for our format
Or does it
The problem is no one is going to give you $0.25 for your Loch Dragon or Trail of Crumbs, so it is very important to only include commons and uncommons that have real value, rather than just including all of them at retail price
