It's not an obvious fit for the deck - Tree of Perdition is not an assassin, after all
Jerren, Corrupted Bishop requires you to be at exactly 13 life on your end step, which is a big ask in a format where people can drop you from a life total in the mid-20s down to sub-10 in one swing and thats if theyre not killing you outright
But the real reason I like this is that while a lot of battles give you something unexciting on the back, this has the potential to copy something appropriately impactful for a game of Commander
Neyith provides both an enabler and a payoff for this strategy, ensuring that Wolverine gets blocked during your turn, and letting you draw cards each time Logan dives into the fray
Orzhov control decks revel in this fact, controlling the flow of a game by prohibiting your opponents from controlling their key permanents and win conditions through a blend of targeted removal and board wipes
Other mana ramp effects include Scale the Heights , which has the Explore ability, and Vastwood Surge , a 3G sorcery that can retrieve two lands from the library and put them onto the battlefield
