This commander begs for topdeck manipulation like the Top and Scroll Rack, and it feels designed to be a combo machine
Jihad Is a MTG Card With Unfortunate Implications Jihad is similar to Crusade in terms of why its considered offensive, being a realistic depiction of a religious war, the kind that has happened throughout history
This differs a bit from the traditional definition in a couple key ways: A tutor isnt limited to searching your own library A tutor isnt limited to putting a card in your hand or on top of your deck Naturally, searching a library that isnt your own introduces a certain amount of risk, as your knowledge of the deck youre searching is going to be imperfect at best, and nonexistent at worst
But then there were batches of confusing designs, meant more as in-jokes than meaningful designs, like Mangara of Corondor, Tivadar of Thorn, or Norin the Wary
After it triggers in your upkeep, you can look at the top card of their library and you can cast it with your mana as though it were mana of any color, so if you flip over Lightning Bolt you can tap an Island and cast it