Meanwhile, Territorial Kavus ability to rummage cards away when it attacks means that you can discard excess copies of Leyline you may have drawn and convert them into more impactful spells
I get that your deck is trying to be fairly nimble, with lots of lower to the ground ramp, but I feel like with a 7 mana Commander that does this much you really want her out as quickly and consistently as possible
Flanking means "Whenever a creature without flanking blocks this creature, the blocking creature gets -1/-1 until end of turn." If a creature gains flanking during combat, that has no effect on any creature already blocking it
A betrayer creature returns under its owners control and loses Haste
Most people who own a playset of Lilianas arent going to sell their copies theyre going to shrug, assume that the card will be useful again in the future, and stick them in a box until that day comes
This deck looks to combine the powerful Greasefang and Parhelion strategy that has dominated formats like Explorer and port it over to Pioneer