Theyre low investment decks that often want you to play less in-demand cards
Tidus, Yuna's Guardian* The commander deck version of Tidus is all about counters and moves them around during your turn, and provides significant card draw and proliferation capability
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Once The Soul Stone is harnessed, harnessing it again has no additional benefit
Westvale Abbey / Ormendahl, Profane Prince Westvale Abbey has a black color identity so it can't be played in every deck, but Ormendahl, Profane Prince is certainly worth going after in decks that can play it
Other Budget Upgrades To Consider Tricky Terrain is focused almost entirely on lands, but Omo's ability works just as well on creatures
