Even if the curser doesnt then wipe all the now measly minions from the cursees board, it becomes so much easier for anyone else at the table to destroy them, not to mention just attacking
Of course, it's not usually recommended to go without the hardcast option, as then you're pretty much forced to run four copies, which in turn requires you to remove four cards from your deck just to have a chance at this working
There are a lot of different Commanders and ways to build around them, but you generally want one of two things when choosing a Commander
We started out with the somewhat lackluster sets Karlov Manor and Thunder Junction , both of which failed to land any decks on this list, and Fallout , which, as weve seen, was an extremely mixed bag
The only downside I see is that it doesn't do anything on its own, which means that, in addition to a big target on its back, even in the perfect conditions opponents-wise, we might end up not casting it because our other cards aren't good enough in that spot