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Before we start going over what makes a good commander, lets first understand the concept of color identity

But in the context of Pioneer, the deck has proven itself consistently at the MTGO challenge level and under, consistently

Pros and Cons The big pro is that you get to pick which cards you want instead of rolling the dice