A few Dinosaurs also help out here, with Trumpeting Carnosaur offering an expensive Lightning Bolt, Bronzebeak Foragers exiling a non-land permanent for each opponent, and Apex Altisaur challenging folks to fights they'll almost certainly lose
The cover is adorned with a rubber emblem of the Pokmon logo and securely closes with an enamel clasp, providing extra security and style
Im blessed to actually have a fair number of dual lands and shock lands at my disposal for building Commander decks around, but Wizards R&D has done a lot of good work making cheaper color-fixing available for multicolor decks
In particular, playing the Saruman, attacking and saving a creature with deceive and amassing three is a very good turn Three mana 3/2 is bad, but 0 mana 3/2 is good
Each player has access to three dungeon cards, which will start outside of their deck in their sideboard, but won't take up any sideboard slots
I've built more than a few of these decks and because I rotate through my deck library so much, I have a hard time sticking with one of them for long enough to let the deck get there
