Goading opponents creatures also ensures they wont have as many blockers, making it easier for you to continue doing damage and goading them
You want a deck not focused around creature strategies You hate combat You want a deck focused on Combo strategies You prefer more complex playstyles that aren't as straightforward to pick up You want to play a tribe that has a deep pool of tribal cards to choose from You're more of a Dog person If this deck sounds cool to you, then great
No, only the commander that dies, or is moved out of the battlefield can be put back in the command zone
If your opponent has three similarly powerful two-drops in hand, trading for one without them spending mana on it isnt the best deal
Time horizon determines whether volatility is opportunity or risk
Hell feature prominently in the upcoming Dungeons & Dragons: Dark Alliance, a reboot of the classic cooperative brawler bound for PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Windows PC, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X on June 22