Overall, however, it does not feel excessively manipulative, and certainly not more so than the actual cards, which after all always cost money
makes sense, since it's one of the best commanders in the set, and probably one of the best Bloomburrow cards overall
If you want a powered-down version of this deck for casual tables, youll strip out the pitch spell interactions and the combo cards in favor of either Guttersnipe-style pinging wincons, or Young Pyromancer-style tokens decks
It's an obvious downside that theyre very expensive and need to hit to make something, but if you're in the mood for some die-rolling or D&D in your Magic, these dragons should fit right in
They're just too awkward or clunky to see use realistically
See this video by YouTube account Mountain Man Magic for a humorous rundown of the differences