The first was that if you indeed managed to kill off the entire board of creatures, Pestilence would fittingly sacrifice itself, so you either: a) needed to accept it as a one-turn board wipe, b) needed to accept it itd be able to kill small and medium-sized creatures but leave your opponents biggest creatures alive, c) have a large enough creature to survive your own damage, or d) have enough mana to play a creature afterwards and hope it survives the round
Raymond Swanland is known for having very visually busy arts, and in some cases theres almost too much going on
This is cool, but it does feel a bit unwieldly
Giving lifegain to a removal deck is killer alongside cards like Sanguine Bond, and the lifegain should keep you afloat until you can cast your opponents creatures
And hes brought one of the most unique decks weve seen on Commander Kingdom so far: a partner-commander deck filled with coin flip effects
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