It explains why Charizard endured as a symbol of power rather than just a nostalgic image
Grief was most commonly played in Mono-Black Necrodominance, Goryos Vengeance, Living End, Rakdos Midrange, and the deck that helped bring the Incarnations to popularity, the multiple variations of the Scam deck
This is a card I always feel nostalgic towards but it's also a monster card that I feel has withstood the test of time and is still a useful card to have in a deck
Any counters on the exiled creature will cease to exist
To that end, the recommended upgrades are going to point out a few budget bombs that shouldn't be overlooked and also a few cards that really play well with those Junk tokens Dogmeat keeps finding
You need to cast two creatures to get your commanders full effect on the field, and you can synergize that extra commander-cast with cards like Captain Vargus Wrath and Genesis Storm