Be'lakor, the Dark Master Exalted Flamer of Tzeentch Falco Spara, Pactweaver Gyruda, Doom of Depths Gyruda, Doom of Depths Heralds of Tzeentch Hidetsugu and Kairi Illusory Demon Lord Xander, the Collector Lord of Change Magnus the Red Pink Horror Prince of Thralls Raffine, Scheming Seer Rakshasa Vizier Silent-Blade Oni Sol'kanar the Swamp King Sol'kanar the Tainted The Lord Master of Hell
Vigor Sure, the reprint this year of Vigor doesnt look like Vigor, but rather a Fog Crawler, which Im told by the Internet is a monstrous creature from Fallout 4s Far Harbor expansion (which I have definitely played, but for some reason cannot remember)
In fact, if your deck has a legendary theme, it may give you more upside than downside
In addition to the ten legendary creature "face" cards from Streets of New Capenna Commander decks, you can find eight more new-to- Magic Commander cards that aren't found in those Commander decks
The most glaring weakness of the werewolf creature type is that if two or more spells are cast in a single turn, all werewolves will transform back into their weaker forms
Since power level evaluations are all over the map, this can help find a middle ground with non-cEDH players who are underselling their decks a little
