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I don't want to speak for everyone but I feel like big, flashy spells are really the reason a lot of us play the format
The strategy of this deck is to play your Evasive characters on curve as often as possible , then use your control tools like Dragon Fire, Mother Knows Best, Stampede, and Jasper, Common Crook to control the board and give your Evasive characters an open lane to quest
While this combo was rather flashy, theres now a much more compelling Commander playable combo
Lets dive in to each of the two decks to see what theyre all about, and how they fare
