Cons: Bad draws can completely shut down the strategy which makes the deck inconsistent
Remember, class enchantments stack, so you can play multiple copies and trigger their abilities simultaneously, but each card needs to be leveled up separately
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While Heliod may be the go-to life gain commander these days, its his champion Daxos that makes for the best option on a budget
Disney Lorcana delivers a similar experience but with an emphasis on story
Most of our red-flagging (a way we denote that a card needs to move up in rarity unless the lead makes the conscious choice to keep it) has to do with board complexity
