Some decks focus on: Swarming the battlefield with green creatures Casting multiple spells in a single turn Generating value through drawing and recursion Building around thematic elements like dragons or spirits For example, Temur Roar is a deck archetype that focuses on ramping into powerful dragons, showcasing the synergy between ramp and big creature strategies
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Secret Lair Commander decks usually grade out as low to mid-power Bracket 2 decks
Dragon of Mount Gulg This is a proper bomb/flier, as one hit from it gives you an obscene number of Treasures
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You can copy big, flashy spells like Crackle with Power, Expropriate, and Aminatou's Augury to throw yourself well ahead of your opponents or lean into the combo side of things
