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This four-color deck is hard to discern based on the Commander cards alone, mainly because each of the cards abilities are quite different, so this may be a case of picking a preferred Commander and making some upgrades/changes to build better around that card

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Mox Sapphire doesn't do anything more than provide a single blue mana, but the fact you could play as many of these artifacts as you wished on the first turn meant it was theoretically possible to have far more mana than your opponent if you received a lucky draw