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Hakbal lets all your Merfolk creatures Explore at the start of your combat step, and then when it attacks, you get to add a land from your hand into play, drawing a card if you cant

Cards like Dragonlord Dromka and Hidden Dragonslayer enter the mix alongside whatever white sideboard cards youd like

The result of all this was having lots of fiddling around side boarding to optimise decks which frankly got tedious

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Rafiq of the Many Rafiq of the Many has had its fair share of popularity in Commanders history

They read, Whenever an opponent sacrifices a nontoken permanent or discards a permanent card, you may put that card from a graveyard onto the battlefield under your control. That means you can attack in multiple ways, and as long as youre interfering with your opponents hand and board state, youll benefit massively from it