Id argue this is the main obstacle to most madness cards seeing play, as the pool of graveyard-playable cards fills a similar role and is both deeper and richer in terms of card quality
First, you cast your commander and immediately attack with your double strike tokens
It turns out that there are more than a few creatures that get a lot better when you turn them into artifacts and give them a mana ability, especially if you want to give yourself a repetitive stress injury in your wrist by tapping and untapping Horseshoe Crab, Simic Ragworm, Soliton, or Morphling until they kick you out of the LGS
Then you swing and now you Ninjutsu, hit for 6 damage and get a free Regrowth effect
Re-stack the triggers and you can repeat this process as many times as you like
Braid of Fire Braid of Fire is the newest card to appear on this article printed in Coldsnap in 2006, and it's another card that frequently gets mentioned when the subject of strange cards in the game is brought up