Only this time, we're not looking at Yu-Gi-Oh, but instead at Magic: The Gathering
Read the whole article - it's great for anyone who builds Commander decks, even veterans - but the gist is simple: always ramp, and run 8 mana ramp spells if your Commander costs three or less
I know full well that he is much better with only three colors in his casting cost, than he would ever be if he required a full WUBRG to cast
This drives the value down, so if youre in the market for the Burning Shadows Rainbow Charizard , you could certainly get a better deal than the $4k this buyer paid for it in 2021
But with these MDFCs, it bumps the land count up to 38
I also really like the synergy of foretell with other firebending cards (you can foretell at any point during your turn, even during combat)