Bounce is a cheap two-cost action that helps keep your opponent off-balance while Shield of Virtue is the stronger card letting you ready characters after they quest, helping them stay alive a turn longer to quest again another day
Keeping track of your coolness level should be easy to do with a ten-sided die (Dungeons & Dragons die sets often even have a tens die you can pair up with a regular d10 to roll 1-100 percentile), so I think Rainbow Dash is a lot more in line with regular Commander play than other silver-bordered cards can be
Theres not much point in putting The Locust God, Skullclamp, and Ashnods Altar in your Melek deck, for example, as you need to have all the pieces at once to get value out of any of them
Do with those synergies what you willmy deck utilizes this with Leonin Elder, Gandalf the White, and All That Glitters to great effect
You cast Racketeer Boss while having a Grinning Ignus in hand, then choose the Ignus as a target for the Racketeer's perpetual Treasure token enter-the-battlefield effect
The Coin Flip "archetype" is a weak one at best so it's nice to see some actually good commanders for the archetype to help prop up the power level a bit
