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Interaction is heavily sorcery speed and somewhat expensive, so combat tricks and cheap creatures are better than they might normally be, circumstances which favor aggressive decks like RW Slivers and WB Changelings

We chose Yshtola, whos a very popular character

Of course, I cant really cover the topic of allies without talking about the deck I was looking forward to finally updating during our third trip to Zendikar

Basic lands are literally free at any LGS or Grand Prix in the country

While Sigarda might not do anything splashy like other commanders here, she does offer a level of consistency that comes with kindred-based decks and the ability to craft your next draw however you like

But even in Commander, the ability to get back any creature or land that was in your graveyard stands this creepy crawly summons in great stead