The key to making this idea work, as I said earlier, is striking a balance between enablers and payoffs
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Summary Golgari commanders excel at graveyard interactions, strategies, and abilities, offering unique and powerful gameplay options to consider
Cameron's Riolu is an unusual case: They had a tight bond and it and had a habit of mimicking him, making Riolu appear to be the straightest example of one, but it subverts this by being visibly exasperated whenever Cameron's scatterbrained nature gets him in a pickle
Formats like Modern and Legacy are where the Dragon shines, popping up in a number of decks across the formats
Also you could argue that first edition only made sense early on in the games life, when how rare/special a card is was unclear to new buyers