Gates is very much a five-color strategy, and while Nine-Fingers Keene is great in those decks, it should not itself be a commander
Honestly, I'm not too sure how Oricorio players go from there to consistently securing the win for themselves, but it'll be worth it to piss your opponents off and see some sweet, sweet concedes
Deck B is a mono-green deck
Charizards next attack, Explosive Vortex, deals an even more staggering 330 damage but requires you to discard three Fire Energy from it to use it
Its also colorless, so itll be great in just about any deck
Unfortunately, far too many of those articles suggest using desiccant to "keep the cards dry and prevent curling." It's a noble attempt to solve the curling issue, but it brings an underlying assumption that the default state of the cardboard side of foiled cards is "dry." In reality, it seems the average moisture level of the cardboard is around 6065% when printed