Its interesting in aggressive decks that play something like a 5/1 because theyll lose 4 life this way, but its equally interesting in the defender decks that play those 0/8 and 1/13 creatures
Elminster The last planeswalker commander on todays rankings is Elminster, who seeks to have you scry as much as possible so you can cast massive X spells
It saw renewed success in the Expanded format in a deck focused around Robo Substitute PHF 102 and Lillies Poke Doll CEC 267, aiming to win via a war of attrition, grinding out the opponents resources until they eventually had none to be able to attack with
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While the 10,000 attack damage is terrifying to consider at first glance, it's not too difficult to deal with in a format like Commander, but Jumbo Cactaur still has some exciting combo potential when used properly
Eshki grows fast and becomes a serious threat on its own, and the deck quickly builds overwhelming board presence through efficient ramp, creature cost reduction (like Goreclaw, Terror of Qal Sisma), and dragon-specific synergy cards such as Dragon's Fire, Fearsome Whelp, and Dragonhawk, Fate's Tempest