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In most games like MTG, this can be the death of a game

1 Eternal Witness Black might be the colour most associated with graveyard reanimation, but green can also do it pretty decently as well

Wish Cards That Can Be Used With Mono Blue Decks In Magic: The Gathering, Wish cards are a series of cards that allow players to pick a card they own from outside the game, reveal it, and put it into their hand (or, in the case of Living Wish, onto the battlefield)

They don't untap during their controller's next untap step

As a Commander precon, this deck is sure to draw intrigue from the other players at your table, but it feels a little bit gimmicky, and we wouldn't recommend it as a usual Friday Night Magic go-to unless you're fine with the lack of control you often have over outcomes