While many of the cards were at least somewhat playable, the standouts include Tooth and Nail (which was a Standard staple and sees fringe Modern play to this day), Promise of Power (which still shows up in black Commander decks, mostly because drawing five cards for five mana is a pretty great deal in a 40-life format), and Rude Awakening (which offered both combo potential thanks to the land-untapping ability and a way to close out the game by turning all of your lands into random 2/2 beaters)
Without changing anything about the deck besides a single sideboard slot, the deck picks up an eighth card in hand, a source of lifegain, and recursive access to some of its best threats
Its ability to circumvent commander tax at instant speed makes it incredibly difficult to hit with lasting removal over the course of a game, and the fact that it can pop in at instant speed to untap your best permanent or tap its biggest threat has screwed up more than a few carefully orchestrated plans
However, occasionally, we find something we're going to use enough to make it worth learning, and this is one of those times
Tierlist No Rank Grade it yourself About Brawn Brawn, Creature incarnation, designed by Matt Cavotta first released in May, 2020 in the set Judgment and was printed exactly in 9 different ways
Tifa, Martial Artist seems to be one of the strongest commanders from the precons
