brothers war mtg commander deck Commander: The Brothers' War Review, Part

Despite the low number of Rats, the power of the best is very high

The blue side grants an ability that doesn't mention the creature's controller draws the card, and the white side's protection makes a creature mostly unblockable by colored creatures, so there's adaptability with the ebb and flow of transformations

Cryptic Command While Cryptic Command has undoubtedly seen better days, the card draw on this paired with the optional utility was once unrivaled

He trades beautifully thanks to Deathtouch, and he offers both card advantage and selection on entry in most cases

But instead of protecting just three of your creatures, you can save all of them instead

If G'raha Tia and one or more other creatures and/or artifacts you control die at the same time, its last ability will trigger once (as long as it hasn't already triggered this turn)