If anything, adding MDFCs has added a whole new axis of deck-building and increased the range and complexity of decision-making around land drops to a level usually only seen in formats with Wasteland and Brainstorm
I also wonder a little if the creature count needs bringing back a little what with so little of the burn being able to clear a path for your attackers
Casual Wizard decks arent all that popular any more, though, and I dont think Ive ever seen this card in play more than once or twice
What's best, your opponent is the one who divides up the pile
Chiss-Goria, Forge Tyrant Though Chiss-Goria, Forge Tyrant may seem too expensive for a commander at first glance, its affinity ability makes it a bit more desirable
Their product pages also include explicit unofficial proxy language and note theyre not for use in Wizards-sanctioned events, which aligns with Wizards official policy that sanctioned play requires authentic cards (judge-issued proxies are the narrow exception for damaged cards during an event)