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Decklist: Rad Counters in Commander Commander (1) Creature (28) Cathedral Acolyte Piper Wright, Publick Reporter Vexing Radgull Winding Constrictor Feral Ghoul Glowing One Hancock, Ghoulish Mayor Infesting Radroach Raul, Trouble Shooter Tato Farmer Watchful Radstag Harold and Bob, First Numens Jason Bright, Glowing Prophet Rampaging Yao Guai Tireless Tracker Bloatfly Swarm Corpsejack Menace Lily Bowen, Raging Grandma Nightkin Ambusher The Master, Transcendent Young Deathclaws Marcus, Mutant Mayor Mirelurk Queen Alpha Deathclaw Screeching Scorchbeast Strong, the Brutish Thespian Agent Frank Horrigan Lumbering Megasloth Instant (7) Biomass Mutation Contaminated Drink Inspiring Call Mutational Advantage Putrefy Atomize Radstorm Sorcery (6) Farseek Nuclear Fallout Rampant Growth Cultivate Harmonize Casualties of War Enchantment (8) Hardened Scales Branching Evolution Fraying Sanity Guardian Project Struggle for Project Purity Inexorable Tide Vault 12: The Necropolis Vault 87: Forced Evolution Artifact (10) Sol Ring Arcane Signet Contagion Clasp Nuka-Nuke Launcher Power Fist Talisman of Curiosity Talisman of Dominance Talisman of Resilience Strength Bobblehead Recon Craft Theta Land (39) Darkwater Catacombs Drowned Catacomb Exotic Orchard Fetid Pools Hinterland Harbor Nesting Grounds Sunken Hollow Temple of Deceit Temple of Malady Temple of Mystery Woodland Cemetery Ash Barrens Command Tower Evolving Eilds Mortuary Mire Opulent Palace Path of Ancestry Tainted Isle Tainted Wood Temple of the False God Terramorphic Expanse Mariposa Military Base Overflowing Basin Viridescent Bog Swamp x5 Forest x5 Island x5 The best place to get a feel for how to use rad counters in Commander is the Mutant Menace Fallout precon

When a player casts a card that makes everyone agree they need to team up on that player, the player who cast that card takes a drink
You can exile cards from any graveyard to get mana or life, which has me growing devilish horns and a tail
Clearly, Wizards of the Coast made the correct choice here, with the Final Fantasy sets selling out on preorder, both in the standard and commander configurations
I realize it is entirely probable that people who are more into Limited may have long already noticed this synergy, but like I said, I didnt really read up on any strategy before the draft, so I was feeling particularly clever and wanted to pass on the wisdom to those, like me, who might be a little late to the party