But enough of the life lessons, youre here to read about the decks and, if tribal is your thing, this one is definitely worth checking out
The deck's commander, Firmuth, Sage of Corrosiveness, is a perfect example of this strategy, as he gets stronger as you mutate creatures under your control
Yuriko, the Tigers Shadow The least surprising surprise One of the worst things about Commander is when your commander gets killed off a lot and ends up costing too much to cast
While it may seem to focus on lands, the real strength is in its ability to make tokens
The best discard commanders are the ones that turn it into something beneficial, although its not always just you or your opponent whos throwing away their hand
While he can certainly perform admirably within the context of this precon, I believe that youll probably get more mileage out of this deck by replacing Szarekh, the Silent King with one of the other commanders if you plan to upgrade this deck to play in higher power tables
