Kains almost-comical ability to be forced into betraying you is delightfully woven into Magic with his card, Kain, Traitorous Dragoonwhenever Kain does damage to another player, they can choose to take control of him and he does mirrored damage to his original owner, meaning that Kain can bounce back and forth between ownership over the course of the game
Fierce Guardianship and the other four free-with-commander spells from the Commander 2020 precons seem like theyd be celebrated by fans of the format
For example, if Ephara is dealt what would be lethal damage and later loses indestructible (perhaps because you lose control of some enchantments), it will be destroyed the next time state-based actions are performed
This deck will have trouble against Draconic Destruction and First Flight seeing as it doesnt have as many cards to deal with fliers, but I think Token Triumph is a decent starting deck
Spears future price is tied to him and how well aggro/midrange Brimaz builds end up doing