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Its Commander deck is excellent too, packed with beloved characters and top-notch Equipment synergies

Unlike the straightforward buffs you see in red or green, blue pump spells often protect your creatures, change their form, or tilt combat in your favor in sneaky ways

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The rest of the deck utilizes Hallar in cool ways, like Snake Umbra drawing us a card for each opponent Hallar burns, Chandra's Incinerator which turns Hallar's burn into creature removal, Return of the Wildspeaker instant speed hand refill with Hallar, and Dictate of the Twin Gods which can double Hallar's damage output

Naya makes up for this deficiency by using creatures that aren't required to tap for their ability to work