There is, however, a myriad of Rogues we can include to create a powerful tempo deck, and given the lower starting life totals, we can build a much more low-to-the-ground deck than in traditional Commander
I asked my brother what he thought and his reply was: you are gonna regret it more if you pass on it than if you buy it and have to get a TCG refund
Nightmares Thirst is difficult to utilize effectively
But if i have the desired creatures in my graveyard i rather play my commander for that 5 Mana and start all the flickering shenanigans afterwards instead of dropping another 4/4 body
If your deck cares about creating tokens, having creatures enter the battlefield, or producing sacrifice fodder, Mutation's stock goes way up in value
My opponent blocks it with [c]Akoum Warrior[/c], a 4/5 creature that could usually kill Raging Redcap quickly