4 Dogmeat, Ever Loyal Purveyor Of Surprisingly Useful Junk Most Equipment-focused commanders encourage a Voltron style of play, wherein you focus all of your buffs on a single target, but good ol Dogmeat does the opposite
This card will be especially useful in decks where your commander is an engine piece that has to tap down, or your commander is a planeswalker and you need to guarantee yourself an expendable body to not take big chunks of damage to your life total
As you can see with this manabase, it runs three fetchlands, Lotus Field, Ash Barrens, Myriad Landscape, Roadside Reliquary, Cryptic Caves and Sunbaked Canyon, all of which can put themselves into the yard, and all of which can be Brought Back (get it?) by Sun Titan, Redemption Choir, and other effects
Its an opponent, not necessarily the one you just swung at, which makes it quite good
Heliod, God of the Sun Price at Release $10 Predicted Price $10-$15 Current Price $6 Heliod has seen the least competitive play out of any God to date, though Brimaz has started pulling him out of the shadows a bit
From the outset, the agenda is clear: these arent supposed to be powerhouse precon decks like what Modern Horizons 3 was