Banding is a similar concept: when your creatures form a band, they can all attack or block together
This doesn't target any permanent or player, but it must be able to enchant that permanent or player
This alone is not bad at all for MTG 's Commander format, be it casual or competitive, as Blue comes with a lot of good tools to counter opponents' spells, draw cards, and generally control the battlefield
I think aiming for twenty cards in this case should suffice and be especially easy because, much like my philosophy in Shattergang Brothers, I want to showcase the creature type and not a specific effect
Sword of Hearth and Home and a way to either attack with another unblocked creature that can flicker Aurelia or a way to auto-equip, such as Ardenn, Intrepid Archaeologist, can help combo in this way
This guide will also offer a breakdown of how each major land cycle functions, what makes it strong, and when it belongs in a deck