The Godzilla Lands were only available for a 24-hour period starting on May 7 at 9 PM Pacific Time
These include cards such as Avatar Aang (flying, firebending, transform), Aang, at the Crossroads (Ally fetch, transform), Boiling Rock Rioter (firebending, Ally reanimate), Earth King's Lieutenant (+1/+1 counters), Fire Lord Zuko (firebending, +1/+1 counters), General Tazri (Ally fetch, anthem effect), Hakoda (cast Allies out of your deck, protection), Katara, the Fearless (double triggers), Katara, Water Tribe (vigilance, 1/1 counters, waterbend), Sokka (menace, prowess, 1/1 tokens), and many more
The next most important thing to me is the legacy that a deck leaves behind
Best Black Token Commanders (Marrow-Gnawer and Ghoulcaller Gisa) Theres not a lot to say about mono-black token decks black simply has the most hoops to jump through to make a token strategy viable in Commander due to limited token support cards, few ways to give tokens haste, and usually requiring effects that tap your commander to mass produce tokens, adding an extra turn to the buildup process
While each of these decks are well-built to play against one another, each has its own playstyle, strengths, and weaknesses
Those modified rules are often called house rules and Ill talk more about them in a later article since they can affect deck building but are not meant to be part of the basic guide, since the deck building guidelines are meant to work with or without them