If Tegwyll, Duke of Splendor dies at the same time as one or more other Faeries you control, Tegwyll's ability triggers for each of those other Faeries
Once youve put a single land into play off the trigger, this effectively becomes a Kodama's Reach that leaves a Burgeoning in play
Each player makes their decision in turn order , and shares it with the rest of the table: For each player, including you, who choses time , you take an extra turn
It makes sense in Commander decks that: Want flexible black interaction Care about hitting land drops Can use modal double-faced cards well Need creature and planeswalker removal Prefer cards that reduce dead draws Have enough life cushion to pay 3 life sometimes It is especially appealing in decks where every card slot is tight
Even though cards like Fury or Force of Negation may seem mana-expensive at first glance, these spells are often cast for free, so they don't affect your land count
Some of your combo support like discard outlets will be reusable with Snapcaster as well as a lot of the actual cheat in effects