Welcome to another edition of This Day in Magic History. Today, were going to be taking a look at the moment when Wizards of the Coast formally recognized the EDH format with the release of Commander , which came out 11 years ago today
By the next day, I was killing on turn three and the deck survived the loss of several other cards prior to a Pro Tour that was dominated by a combination of Grim Monolith and Tolarian Academy
It is mostly a collection of small subtle effects that combine to make this the best performing Confluence in cube
Not having any power to attack with unless youre able to cast a spell is a feature thats been the downfall of many similar creatures, but hopefully the draw mode is enough to save Shantotto from mediocrity
Mill never had the right support to dominate any format, and if the milling failed, the mill deck would be too far behind in the game and lose but in Commander, even with 99-card decks, mill might work with creatures like Bruvac, the Grandiloquent around