Combine that with the ability to combine him with the two-color Partners out there like his most popular, ThrasiosThrasios, and it's very common to see high-powered versions of Tevesh Szat floating around your local tables
This will net you life and cause your opponents to lose life a potential game ender on its own, but even if it's not, it leaves you with a combo piece that could end the game a turn later
If that creature would die this turn, exile it instead.
Be sure to circle back around next week as I dive into building Commander decks with these two Commanders and having fun splicing creatures together
This strategy appears to be working, as the price of other Modern staples like fetchlands have increased in price significantly
Flexibility Having a flexible deck to adapt to different situations is crucial in this MTG format