bloomburrow mtg commander precons Magic: The Gathering Deck Magic: The Gathering Bloomburrow Commander

not attacking) if you believe your deck has inevitability

The second clause I think is the better one because as long as this is tapped, no one can swing at you with an army

Modal spells have always been popular for their versatility and include many popular Commander staples

Anybody who runs their hands over the rich, polished surface of Magic long enough becomes intimately familiar with the burrs, those weird cards which generate trivia questions and allow for unforeseen interactions to arise

Then for each creature card you own in exile with a memory counter on it, create a tapped and attacking token that's a copy of it

While Ocelot Pride isnt quite that busted, I see the similarity: If either of these cards arent answered, they win the game with little effort