By including a swath of card types in your deck, and having ways to smartly fill your graveyard, you can gain some pretty powerful benefits on your creatures and spells by hitting the four or more different card type requirement.
Murder mysteries and vast, magic-soaked cityscapes are two great tastes that go great together, which is why the Murders at Karlov Manor Commander precons explore how different tropes from the whodunit and film noir genres fit into the beloved setting of Ravnica
Deck Balance: Construct a well-rounded deck by incorporating various card types, abilities, and costs, allowing you to maintain flexibility and adapt to evolving game scenarios
1 | Ketramose, the New Dawn Of the few MTG Gods that appear in Aetherdrift, Ketramose seems to be the best
1 2 "Pro Tour"
Im all too used to playing games that take 20-30 minutes to review the instructions for the first time and set up the board