In our gameplan, its like a more open-ended version of Shiko and Narset: you still want a mix of cheap casts and major copy payoffs, but you no longer need to worry about the sequencing or how many turns have passed
Along with said stamps were two special promotional cards, namely Pikachu 227/S-P and Cramorant 226/S-P, respectively designed around two classic 17th century ukiyo-e paintings: Beauty Looking Back by Hishikawa Moronobu and Moon Goose by Hiroshige Utagawa
His +2 loots away dead cards while filtering your draws
On the other hand, destruction-based decks could quickly take the air out of this commander decks sails if creatures were continuously destroyed before they can unleash their utility
That being said, the Gengar itself is actually pretty neat
In turn, you gain three life and draw a card, which is an incredible swing in power in a game