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Since his stats are boosted by the number of items you have on the field, aim for victory by dominating the board with overwhelming power
After that though, you could consider a lands-matter sub-theme, playing multiple lands a turn to stack up the triggers
Start off by dumping Equipment either onto the Battlefield or into the Graveyard, and cast a couple of stable blockers such as Danitha Capeshen, Paragon or Eowyn, Lady of Rohan, both of whom can attack with Vigilance and stay back as a blocker
Sythis, Harvests Hand Few enchantment matters commanders offer as much easy value as Sythis, Harvest's Hand
As much as I love cards from both of the Into the Inklands start decks, this is the first time where I have a clear preference between the options (at least in terms of art)