With Yuriko, the Tiger's Shadow , your whole deal is striking with low-cost, evasive creatures, then launching your commander into play with ninjitsu, and reaping the rewards: plenty of card draw, and plenty of pain
Reach There's a saying in Magic that no point of damage matters except for the last point of damage
Tekuthal, Inquiry Dominus easily helms a powerful superfriends deck looking to ultimate cards like Jace, the Mind Sculptor and Mu Yanling, Sky Dancer well ahead of schedule
While this is the first outright misstep I've seen in this otherwise interesting set, it's a big fumble
I can see you stacking counters on this creature against red and green decks and turning it into a huge creature that digs for the removal necessary to prevent an army of opposing creatures taking it down in combat
Shiva's abilities develop until the end of turn three, when its owner has to sacrifice it