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Commander is the most popular way people play paper Magic, mostly because its social and expressive
Beginning of Destiny has a number of features that enable you to build a deck with semi-limited effort (organizing by type, attribute, or performing searches, etc.), but when your total number of cards begins to climb, the entire system feels like its just itching to break free of its digital constraints and move elsewhere
The other mode with Winter Orb is not to bother locking down your opponent fully, just to operate far better than he can and win the game in a fight with efficient creatures
Spirit Summoning (or Inkling Summoning) to start, then Illuminate History works in low-land mid-game situations and Mascot Exhibition in higher-land-count spots
Overall, while the deck is several years old at this point, the archetype's versatile nature has allowed it to adapt to many other formats since its release