This suspiciously Rakdos-colored Paladin has equally intricate and confusing rules text: he draws tremendous power from his rune-sword, using it to fuel his otherwise pathetic 0/3 body
Warleaders Call Warleader's Call is an important card as a mix of a Glorious Anthem and a way to punish more defensive decks with the constant damage
Timestream Navigator lets you take a bunch of turns, Mystic Archaeologist draws tons of cards, and you can put a lot of pressure on the board by copying Orthion, Hero of Lavabrinks second ability
One of the best Grixis cards, even decks packed with card draw are hard-pressed to keep any resources in hand against this planeswalker, as you eat two a turn while incidentally impacting recursive effects
However, it is a clear signal for players to know that these cards indicate a different kind of play and that others might prefer not to play against them. While I dont agree completely with Commander Brackets or the cards on this list, I do think that this is an interesting tool for Commander players to use when talking about power levels and game expectations before shuffling up and playing a game together
Each contains a prebuilt deck of 60 cards, including two beautiful foil cards