It makes sense then that so much media would incorporate these ideas from books, to movies, to games, and Magic: The Gathering is no exception
Ghost Ogre cannot negate, but it can get rid of pesky monsters, spells, or traps that would otherwise spell trouble for you later
Adds: Cuts: The cuts were incredibly difficult because there are SO MANY good cards in this precon: only a few cards were very easy cuts like Kindred Boon being too mana-inefficient and being a non-bo with our sacrifice theme, or Return to Dust for being too boomer
None of these really tie in with the Elven Council theme unless its meant to portray the Elves as an all-compassing, inclusive tribe
Eager Trufflesnout Eager Trufflesnout works in the aggressive power-matters decks that feed on 3-mana, 4-power creatures
It's also worth noting that, while bans for the Commander format are ultimately decided by Wizards of the Coast, there is an external Commander panel that collaborates with Wizards on ban decisions
