Despite its simple mana base and straight-forward game plan (cast Dragons up the curve and attack), the deck has a surprising number of synergies, is more powerful than it first may appear, and is a ton of fun to play
Elbrus, the Binding Blade Speaking of important, Elbrus, the Binding Blade is important in talking about both color identity and whats a valid commander
Play-wise, Spidey has turned out to be one of the weaker MTG sets of recent years
Trinisphere Trinisphere is another popular lock piece that puts an incredibly punishing tax on cards with highly efficient casting costs (less the mana value three)
I mentioned earlier that this deck had some pretty weird cards in it
Its thicker and stiffer than cheap office cardstock, but not so thick that decks become bricks when sleeved