This commander is based on a mechanic that is more focused in the Dungeons&Dragons edition, the rolling of a die
In fact, making a Ghave deck that cant assemble an infinite combo is quite the challenge
This weeks Deck Without Comment is my own budget deck, Nath of the Value Leaf
Obosh, the Preypiercer Suggested Cut: Combustible Gearhulk The Lord of Pain, as well as other important damage dealers in this deck like Brash Taunter, Descent into Avernus, and Vial Smasher the Fierce, all happen to have odd mana values
By combining multiple Runes of Might, Runes of Speed, and Runes of Sustenance onto the same creature, you're going to draw a ton of cards (hopefully more free runes) and swing in for lethal
There is a different air about it, and I have seen so many non-Magic players jumping on board with this set and suddenly become interested in the game, who have never touched it before