With this, even if you play around by putting -1/-1 counters on your own creatures, you won't lose card advantage
Ureni, the Song Unending $11.01 Dragonlord Atarka saw a lot of play in its Standard era, and it still retains a good chunk of its value as a casual (Cube, EDH) staple, be it as a ramp or reanimator target
Tokens 1 Energy Reserve (helper) // Treasure (survival, tech) token 1 Human Knight // Food (tech) token 1 Human Knight // Copy token 1 Thopter // Treasure (survival, tech) token 1 Thopter // Junk token 1 Copy // Clue token 1 Treasure (survival, tech) // Clue token 1 Treasure (survival, tech) // Human Knight token 1 Food (tech) // Robot token 1 Robot // Treasure (survival, tech) token Energy Reserve (Helper) // Treasure (Survival, Tech) Human Knight // Food (Tech) Human Knight // Copy Thopter // Treasure (Survival, Tech) Thopter // Junk Copy // Clue Treasure (Survival, Tech) // Clue Treasure (Survival, Tech) // Human Knight Food (Tech) // Robot Robot // Treasure (Survival, Tech) These Commander decks will be released with Magic: The Gathering Fallout on March 8, 2024
There are multiple ways to get around Baba Lysaga's restrictions too, including being able to sacrifice tokens or cards that have multiple permanent types
If you just want a bit more removal then you can look to play nice potent modal cards with removal modes
A Whole New World, when timed correctly can refill your hand and force your opponent to discard cards that they probably want to use, cycling through their deck quicker, a staple card in Mill decks
