Master of Pearls, Thousand Winds, and even Ponyback Brigade left their mark on the format, but the hexproof on Mauler made this a beast of a card, especially when backed up with any number of combat tricks
Competitive EDH, or cEDH, is all about speed, consistency, and interaction, so lets break down the top staples that show up across the strongest decks in the format
If Convenient Target leaves the battlefield, the creature it was enchanting will still be suspected until that creature leaves the battlefield or another effect causes it to no longer be suspected
There are three new cards that shine in this deck, and they all have the new foretell mechanic
As a result, Gahiji is a solid Naya commander who can helm many decks
Im just thrilled to see a simple aggro mechanic with so much capacity for nuance in how its applied