Allow me to explain this through a couple more examples of my own decks that exist in brackets beyond what their contents would suggest: Upgraded Example Helga, Skittish Seer My Helga, Skittish Seer deck is all about maximizing how much mana the little Frog produces and how many times I can trigger her in a turn
It is not the quickest win but it is still a strong one whatever you face
Additionally, while graveyard-based strategies are quite popular within the Commander format, General Kudro can help remove key cards from an opponent's graveyard, as whenever it or another Human enters the battlefield under its owner's control, its owner may exile a card from an opponent's graveyard
Its not the most reliable source of consistent looting, but having zombie synergies is a nice touch
Evolving Wilds really doesn't have a home in two-colored decks, and not only are we lacking in duals, but the ones we do have come into play tapped far too often
Cleanup Replacement effects have enough depth that we may need to revisit this in the future for some more weirdness (especially if any rules around replacement effects change)
