Youll likely get the best four creatures among a large chunk of options, plus theres the added benefit of possibly milling your opponents best cards straight into their graveyard
Shoal Serpent + Spire Serpent Somehow not the worst blue serpents, Shoal Serpent and Spire Serpent are totally different cards if you squint hard at them while they sit in your shoebox of unplayable blue commons
The precon is a lot better and more focused than people are giving it credit for and the upgrade options (especially non-LOTR cards like Quiet Speculation) really make it shine
You can even set your opponent back a draw step
With another slate of Commander Preconstructed decks hitting the shelves in Commander 2018, and people getting a chance to play with them in real life for a bit, now is the best time for me to ask this simple question: which Commander Precons are the best
That's usually enough to take that player from possible first place to last or dead, though this Dragon's admittedly mopey if you're at the highest life total
