16,658 Inclusions, 1% of 2,424,972 Decks) Why Monstrosity of the LakeMonstrosity of the Lake sees more play than its non-Commander-deck compatriot probably has everything to do with it being in a Commander precon
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Individual Cards and Combos Approach of the Second Sun Another relatively straightforward card, although this one is a bit more flavorful
Example Decklist: Selesnya Ouroboroid in Standard Ouroboroid | Illustration by Samuel Perin Planeswalker (1) Creatures (28) Agent Bishop, Man in Black x2 Ambitious Augmenter x2 Badgermole Cub x4 Dyadrine, Synthesis Amalgam x2 Leatherhead, Swamp Stalker x2 Llanowar Elves x4 Michelangelo, Weirdness to 11 x3 Ouroboroid x3 Pawpatch Recruit x4 Surrak, Elusive Hunter x2 Instants (2) Erode x2 Sorceries (4) Enchantments (2) Seam Rip x2 Lands (23) Abandoned Air Temple x3 Forest x7 Hushwood Verge x4 Multiversal Passage x2 Plains x2 Starting Town Temple Garden x4 Sideboard (15) Ba Sing Se Defend the Rider x2 Elspeth, Storm Slayer Erode Keen-Eyed Curator x2 Rest in Peace x2 Scrapshooter x2 Sheltered by Ghosts x3 Surrak, Elusive Hunter Green monsters are no stranger to Magic, and I bet that 10 years from now, a heavy green deck can rock a low curve and competitive
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In Meren, for instance, your smaller bodies like Sakura-Tribe Elder and Wood Elves will be pulling lands from your deck, and in conjunction with Cabal Coffers/Urborg, Tomb of Yawgmoth package you can realistically have a lot of mana available in the mid to late game
