It contains a solid story, a likable ensemble of characters, and fulfilling progression mechanics but it also bears a lot of clunky user experience issues, such as too much menuing when training Digimon, an awkward fast traveling system, and uneven narrative presentation values
Packing board wipes or sacrifice edicts or Arcane Lighthouse into Commander decks that otherwise wouldnt want them just to be able to deal with Inkwell Leviathan is also not exactly what I would define as fun. Ward opens up the possibility for more counterplay, even if the ward cost of on The Tarrasque is basically insurmountable in most cases
Yoshimaru, Ever Faithful + Reyhan, Last of the Abzan Yoshimaru, Ever Faithful and Reyhan, Last of the Abzan takes a more traditional stance on counters decks than Reyhans previous pairing
The main problem is that mana cost
Obviously, you can take the deck further: adding stronger more powerful elf tribal cards that far outstrip our budget today, or simply following one of the more linear paths, like +1/+1 counters or Aristocrats
They say you put effort into the things you love
