It can afford to perform worse than you average red or white one drop beater and still retain a place by being playable in so many more places than most cards
Green is often completely stumped to a mass removal as it loses both card advantage and tempo
The game plan is also very straightforward: Search for a Freed from the Real, attach it to a mana dork that can untap lands like Arbor Elf or Krosan Restorer, and as long as you can generate at least 2 mana, you get infinite mana that you can use to draw your entire library if needed thanks to the commander's ability and win the game through your other combos
Decks with proactive, aggressive strategies primarily use noncombat damage to target the opponent
In Magic, red cards are goblins and pyromancers and dragons, Lightning Bolts that burn the opponent, illusions that taunt and enrage their allies, spells that grant speed and haste and fragile power, desperate gambles that put everything on the line, and chaotic effects that upset the whole battlefield
x2] [When Attacking] Your opponent cannot activate a [Blocker] Character that has 5000 or more power during this battle
