I first started playing Commander when I was 12 years old, and all the decks my friends and I played could be summed up as [commander name] Good Stuff. Its a style and strategy thats both underrated and incredibly fun to play
It's a 2-color legendary goblin that cares about artifacts and casting your second spell each turn, which is a lot of different knobs that aren't exactly tied together all that well
Providing a red mana for each Junk Token cracked, Rose, Cutthroat Raider essentially turns each one into a mono-red Treasure
Again, combining it with Academy Manufactor to make a clue whenever you make a Treasure or a Food is always a good call, but we need to ensure Lucas has some things to ping and goad enemies with as well
Sage of the Beyond is fairly expensive and doesn't provide a lot of power to back up its price tag
Vannifar, Evolved Enigma Incredibly sneaky One of the most exciting new mechanics in Murders at Karlov Manor is the Cloak mechanic
