Its a unique deck that ramps up lands and uses its Commander, Omo, Queen of Vesuva, to make those lands all types, and creatures all types, too
In this case, well give it the benefit of the doubt since most of the storm combos in decks built around this card dont really need it to work properly, but still
If you warp a spell and you exile it later, youll have to pay the full mana cost to cast it
Bill the Pony Boromir, Warden of the Tower Eowyn, Lady of Rohan Faramir, Field Commander Frodo, Saurons Bane Gandalf the White Landroval, Horizon Witness Rosie Cotton of South Lane Samwise the Stouthearted Blue LOTR MTG Commanders Though the Legendary Creatures that can be utilised as Commanders all generally fall onto the side of good, the Blue Commanders are a more mixed bag of good and neutral, though arguably not outright evil, characters
There are tons of extremely powerful effects that become even better when doubled up, like Portal to Phyrexia's ability to force your opponents to sacrifice three creatures when it comes into play, now forcing all your opponents to sacrifice six creatures instead
Then if you need something on three you can disguise it, and then in the late game it can become a big monster