Unfair As my bucket names suggest, Cube enthusiasts will often draw a distinction between decks that are "fair" and decks that are "unfair." Fair decks tend to be straightforward creature strategies that look to resolve spells for the costs in the upper-right corner of the cards, then turn guys sideways until the game is over
Meanwhile, black is going to use life gain triggers or life payments to present us with various forms of card advantage, burn, or even the occasional big beater of its own
Brudiclads advantages are that it gives all tokens haste and it produces one on its own each turn, so youre able to more quickly execute attack plans in exchange for not being able to copy effects that trigger when a creature enters the battlefield
As well as disabling lifegain, The Lord Of Pain lets you take the mana value of the first spell a player casts each turn and dish out that much damage to somebody else
Early versions of the deck involved a "choose a job" system and other decision trees before each game of Commander