While they are a slick way for spells and abilities to interact with the permanents that have them, oil counters themselves don't have any special rules significance
This rules out some things like Pyroclasm which is more of a sideboard hedge card most of the time
Card Name Mana Cost Type Legendary Enchantment Background Rarity Uncommon rules Text Commander creatures you own have ", Sacrifice another creature or an artifact: This creature deals 1 damage to any target." Flavor Text Your harsh upbringing on the streets of the city left you crafty, resilient, and wise beyond your years
Combine this with a Background that generates tokens like Veteran Soldier, and you can create a concerning number of bears if given time
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Unfortunately, since both cards cost a hefty four mana, there isnt room for both of them in the deck