Thats exactly what Duneblast does, and you dont even have to jump through any hoops to make it happen
The triggered ability for the card draw not being tied to the land tapping like Underworld Connections or another stipulation outside of casting an outlaw spell makes it a good card for the deck itself, and of course of outlaw typal decks
The full set list is as follows: 001/015 Sprigatito 002/015 Fuecoco 003/015 Quaxly 004/015 Cetoddle 005/015 Cetitan 006/015 Pikachu 007/015 Pawmi 008/015 Kilowattrel 009/015 Flittle 010/015 Sandaconda 011/015 Klawf 012/015 Blissey 013/015 Tandemaus 014/015 Cyclizar 015/015 Kirlia Thanks goes to PokeBeach reader DRXFRD for sending us the above photos
While it's an expensive addition, it's worth the cost in any mill deck to throw in a copy of Bruvac, the Grandiloquent
The hard part is not selling them it is sourcing real, factory-sealed product at a price that leaves you room to profit
If more cards were to focus on the commander as the focal point of the deck rather than splitting its focus across multiple archetypes, this deck would actually be interesting