For example, when we build a Panharmonicon deck, we want nearly every creature in our deck to have an enters-the-battlefield triggerthe cost of skipping Turn 4 to play Panharmonicon is so high that we need it to be absurdly powerful to be worth the investment
Actually build around him, and have the ability to add a third color, however, and you're instantly talking about a commander that you can build at high power
As seen with the recent Secret Lair Artist Series: Rovina Cai, reprints arent always the be-all-end-all for limited-edition MTG products
Jarad is a graveyard commander all the way which means youre going to be leaning pretty heavily into a sacrifice theme to take advantage of its abilities
You dont need lands if you intend on swinging for lethal damage so you may as well take away everyones mana to reduce the chances that something goes wrong
Bureau Headmaster Bureau Headmaster isnt anything flashy, just a cost reducer