It's worth noting that cards like Devout Decree are both good against Mono-Red Strategies and Dimir strategies, making it a flexible removal spell
Therefore, if Centiskorch then uses their other move, Burning Train (which has a base damage of 120), this Fire-type Pokemon can slam the foe with 210 damage with no downsides besides a 1-turn buildup
Everyone hates its effect, so they target my commander hard
Another thing I heard from many of the people whom I spoke to was the importance of limiting the number of copies of cards in their collections: Jesse Lyons from Castles and Cooks and jestergoblin: I generally keep four of each card with the exception of staples, like Brainstorm or Counterspell, where I have around twenty copies. Adam Styborski from pretty much everywhere but primarily GatheringMagic and DailyMTG.com: I sell/trade most of my rares and valuable commons/uncommons
The Five Schools of Strixhaven
Manga art cards like Vilis, Broker Of Blood and Evereth, Viceroy Of Plunder provide impressive gameplay mechanics
