Any time you pick up a new Magic: The Gathering preconstructed Commander deck, youre going to want to swap out a few cards to get it a bit closer to a competitive state
There are, however, a few somewhat-relevant statements that we can interpret in different ways
Ulamog, the Ceaseless HungerUlamog, the Ceaseless Hunger lessens the downside by exiling permanents on casting, not on entering the battlefield
Ive always found this to be an interesting card because its theme and ability strictly benefit two players despite being a card made for Commander
It rewards aggressive play by giving the current Monarch an extra draw each turn, but it also unlocks additional benefits on individual cards, allowing for entire Commander decks to be built around it
In the Faceless Menace deck, an army of face-down creatures keep your opponents guessing - and keep you in control