All of this is true in Standard, and doubly so in Commander
Since theyre all from disparate worlds and games, they each do pretty distinctive things with little common ground, but nonetheless its possible to build a fun themed deck around cramming in a bunch of final bosses
Even if you aren't a Fallout fan, this deck is still a blast to experiment with thanks to its card synergies that will have you shocking your foes with the power of your artifacts and energy counters
Despite being the cheapest of the three, Emrakul is the most infamous of the three
#2 - Pinnacle Starcage Number of Trades: 11 --- Number of Cards Traded: 12 Coming in as our penultimate pick of the week, we're keeping the Edge of Eternities rocket blasting along with Pinnacle Starcage, a pseudo-board wipe that also packs a punch as a late-game finisher
So your final deck with MTGA's minor auto-land adjustment will be 40 cards: 22-24 nonland and 16-18 lands, which is on par with a typical Limited deck