Meanwhile, Song-Mad Treachery is a card I really like for a reason similar to Pelakka Predation: people don't expect non-sacrifice decks to have Threaten effects, which means that Song-Mad Treachery can lead to some massive blowouts by stealing an unsuspecting opponent's best creature and smashing them with it
However, it needs a heated bed and contains fumes, so a good ventilation system must be created
Pokmon Powers, Pok-Powers, Pok-Bodies, and Abilities are all considered distinct traits that ignore rulings in the compendium that may consider some of them to be subsets of the other
This puts these particular Commander decks in a different realm than the others, hence taking the #0 spot in our list
Lead the way: How to build a MTG Commander deck It's basically a free extra creature, a solid 4/3 beater that can pop out of its little hidey hole to swing for decent damage