12 Anowon, The Ruin Thief The Slow Mill Anowon, the Ruin Thief is a commander that single-handedly brought Rogue creature-type decks from obscurity to one of the most popular strategies for a Dimir deck
First, Commander precons are typically much lighter on wraths and sweepers than other Commander decks (this is true again with Commander 2020 , where some decks have a wrath or maybe two but far less than the 6+ sweepers you often see in a non-precon Commander deck), which is a big boost in power for a deck like Mardu Humans that is looking to go wide with small creatures
Not sure if it comes across in the picture, but the authentic card was sharper
Even though Effigy isn't a creature, it still gets any relevant enter-the-battlefield effects and static abilities from whatever it copies
By contrast, a good go-wide strategy puts more effort into using the tokens you create at every step of the game
Wilhelt ranks highest because he delivers automatic card draw and board presence by converting decayed tokens into value with almost no effort
