Either way, the strategy is simple: Get some spells payoffs on board and then, you know, cast spells
The only other potential commander, Arthur, Marigold Knight , plays into this last theme quite well
Giving all your dragons haste is already incredible, but stealing everyone elses dragons when it enters can lead to absolutely absurd swings
Which brings us to what Lorcana is really about: its a family game, pure and simple
While there's a few new commanders that caught my eye -- Altair Ibn-La'Ahad, Basim Ibn Ishaq, and Sigurd, Jarl of Ravensthorpe all are high up on my "to brew" pile -- there's an older commander that I love that got SO MANY new upgrades from the set that I wouldn't shut up about during previews, and unsurprisingly it's been the most requested topic to cover, so let's do it: here's my AC update to Etrata, Deadly Fugitive
I hope Ive given you some good ideas on how to approach Commander