As a result, Battle for Zendikar Standard is asking the community a question similar to the one Caw Blade asked, "Are you willing to immediately spend an additional $400 to own a competitive, tournament worthy deck?" Unfortunately, $400 is a large enough amount that a meaningful portion of the player base is unwilling or unable to pay
Bolg knows a thing or two about amassing an army
If you really want to go big, pairing it with something like Teferi, Temporal Archmage can turn repeated untaps into infinite mana, giving you all the fuel you need to take over games
Considering that these decks have been fringe competitive for a long time, they could certainly use some help
For now, though, go take that first step out your door, Samwise Gamgee - and just see where you'll get swept off to The best MTG Lord of the Rings commanders are: 10
Getting to tap down your opponents team is a nice effect to have, but not one worth playing without wanting the other mode