I think you'll enjoy Magic 's trip into the grimdark millennium of the 41st century with Warhammer 40,000 Commander decks.
The key here is that Byrke, Long Ear of the Law doesn't have to be the creature attacking, so you can get double counters on two attackers the turn Burke enters, and it gets out of hand on subsequent turns
Often cast from the graveyard, Dread Return can flip a game in your favor very quickly in Legacy and Vintage Dredge, while also filling the board with 2/2 zombie tokens due to Bridge from Below
It massively increases demand and can lead to significantly higher prices at auction and in private sales
Does anyone else wonder what the more humanoid Werebear looks like on a moonless night
Hating is Bad Color Hating : High Seas, Hydroblast, Flash Flood, Blue Elemental Blast, Insight, Tidal Control, Homarid Shaman, Chill, Wrath of Marit Lage During the early years of Magic each color did a decent job removing some of their enemies best tools