In games where players have a sideboard, it is advisable to include a few "Plan B" cards that enable an alternate win condition if necessary, such as by swapping out creatures vulnerable to removal with sorceries and instants
Another card that works very well in this deck is Butcher of Malakir
In this article I will be discussing the heightened power level, the importance of high risk and reward, and, most importantly, the excitement of playing ante cards
Each competitor's release included their 60-card deck and 15-card sideboard, 12 blank proxy cards, and cards with a printed decklist, a biography of the player, and an overview of the four decks release for their respective year
Woe Strider Speaking of cards with paragraphs of positive text, I think Woe Strider flies a little under the radar for how powerful the card is
On top of all that, there are also tons of mechanics with flavorful names, especially in the Commander decks