Dragon enthusiasts and competitive Commander players both drive demand for this version
Youll want to ramp out basics via Rampant Growth and friends, so youll naturally avoid an artifact-heavy mana base, giving you access to disruptive tools like Collector Ouphe and Null Rod
One powerful example is Gilt-Leaf Archdruid, which draws its controller a card whenever they play a Druid spell
However, what truly sets this format apart is that powerful cards like Fatal Push and certain creatures like Thing in the Ice or Luminarch Aspirant come at a lower cost, reducing the overall curve of the decks where theyre utilized
No, Mega Evolution cards are not good for beginners, as they involve higher-risk gameplay mechanics and are no longer part of the Standard format, making them better suited for collectors or experienced players.
Not only that, but on future turns you can attack with the Mulldrifter and then blink it for a blocker and two more cards, making it an all-around great option in most situations