In this case, you are ramping your opponent a bit, but you can target any permanent, which is just so, so, so good in Commander
Heroes and Allies come together in this challenger-focused deck that excells at controlling the board through efficient trades and building lore quickly
Let's check the stock list: To meet its goals of "cast noncreature spells = profit" I count 43 noncreature spells (3 of these are creatures with noncreature adventure sides) and 18 cards that care about noncreature spells, with 4 of those only caring about instants/sorceries (e.g
Farewell is possibly the best boardwipe in the whole of commander, with its versatility and ability to exile (not destroy, importantly) whatever you need at that moment while protecting the other types you want to keep around
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