It involves sacrificing the peons, the proles and the plebians in order to advance your cause, crushing the tokens and small creatures underfoot in a relentless pursuit of power
One of the biggest mistakes in EDH is over-committing resources to the board when youre not in the final stretch
The weight test is useful for detecting re-backs
Cards like Spellskite which used to be great against removal now were clunky as you traded two mana for a one mana removal
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4 Riders of Rohan The Lord Of The Rings There's a good argument to make that Universes Beyond Commander precons are a great way to learn how to play the format if you have a vested interest in the IP the deck is based around