Thinking from a compositional framework is useful for future-proofing, even if the game draws hard lines between the main card types
Sarulf, Realm Eater The giant wolf Sarulf carved a swathe of destruction as he wandered the realms
Gishath is probably my pick for a first dinosaur commander. Its trio of keywords help to make it more likely that youll attack with it and deal combat damage the same turn that it comes down, which means extra value by hopefully pulling a dinosaur or two out of your deck
Thanks to our deck's ability to make huge piles of mana, it's very possible that we can disturb the backside of Faithbound JudgeSinner's Judgmentonto the battlefield fairly early in the game, cursing our opponent and potentially killing them in three turns
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When you do that, you'll also put at least two +1/+1 counters on another creature, which is easy to increase in Golgari +1/+1 counter decks