I would be interested in understanding how other people have handled the balance between aggressive and defensive decks, whether other people have gone in the direction that I have, where defensive cards are also tools for aggressive strategies, or whether there is a more traditional balance, or even heavy handed defensive measures, such as Timely Reinforcements
While you might not be swinging in with Hex Parasite in formats like Commander, it still can help seal the deal in niche scenarios or even just sneak a few points of damage through into an open board
Thanks to cards like Prosper, Tome-Bound, Rain of Riches, and Professional Face-Breaker, casting cards from exile and caring about Treasure overlap
No need to worry about marked cards or difficulty with a card's legibility on the battlefield
When it isnt letting Elves go wild, its paving the way for faster games and enabling huge creatures to swing the first turn they get played