The biggest downside of this black commander is its color identity: a mono-color commander gives you fewer outlaw options to bring in
The card boosts Rigger creatures (which didnt exist at the time) and cares about Contraptions being assembled (which, again, wasnt a thing)
Bottom line I think youll love this Commander If you like big armies, tribal synergy, and self-sufficiency
Credit: Wizards of the Coast Quistis Trepe BPhillipYork: It's kind of strange card, but the ability to cast other people's spells out of their yards is really solid, and get it exiled
It was a great deck when I didn't draw Mishra's Workshop, and it was nigh-unbeatable when I had it in my opening hand
Clever MTG players actually use Gravecrawler as repeatable sacrifice fodder, allowing them to get enormous value from other cards without having to wipe out their entire board with multiple sacrifices