In Magic: The Gathering's widely popular Commander format, your choice of commander has a major impact on deck construction, as your commander's colors directly dictate what colors can be included in your deck
What makes Censor so good, though, is the ability to cycle it away for one mana, making the opportunity cost of playing it extremely low
For each other Villain character in play, Hades gains an additional , showcasing his knack for manipulation and scheming
I love building Commander decks from scratch and currently have between 35-40 decks built
Personally, its a success for me
In the end most decks ended up eschewing Infiltrator for another identically costed card that was indisputably more powerful and important, since having two creatures in that slot would have been highly awkward for many draws