Add the fact that this commander returns to your hand after its destroyed, so you get around commander tax
The colors and basic topography mesh with our Earthly concept for a plain, yet the bulbous planet, arching spaceship, and strange rings in the sky provide an uncanny sense of wonder
Most of the time youre reducing your opponents life total down to zero, or perhaps even more common, placing your opponents in a state where theres little to no chance of winning
Note that none of the results on this card count as winning a coin flip, so this will never trigger a payoff like Okaun, Eye of Chaos
In black, you have no shortage of options
As a Commander precon, this deck is sure to draw intrigue from the other players at your table, but it feels a little bit gimmicky, and we wouldn't recommend it as a usual Friday Night Magic go-to unless you're fine with the lack of control you often have over outcomes