This is true for both the creature line-up and the reanimation spell count, but if you do this, you have a solid Commander deck to play with
This way, you skip the turns with even numbers and maximize the turns with odd numbers of counters, and gain the advantage of two extra cards per turn
But luckily, with Fallouts rich library of characters, locations, and its aesthetic, Wizards has plenty of material they have been able to work with
In Magic: The Gathering, where the collector market considers cards to be investments it's frankly barbaric to play an actual game with, the equivalent is an unofficial format called Sharpie Cube, or Redacted Cube
Board Clears that Exile Multiple Permanent Types (Apocalypse, Decree of Annihilation, Worldfire) Decree of Annihilation isnt the boogeyman it once was in Commander, but its power still shouldnt be underestimated
New players might struggle with this mechanic bit though, so beware