This means that, while you'll likely never be able to buy the great Human tribal Commander Rick, Steadfast Leader ever again, you'll be able to buy a card with an in-Magic-universe flavour that does the exact same thing and is treated as the same card in terms of deckbuilding limitations
A double Conspiracy
Free spells often straddle the line between broken and ineffective
Combining these two factors, I opted for a build centered around cheaper and impactful creature, steering away from splashy bigger ones
Naya Commanders like Jetmir, Nexus of Revels have historically performed well by boosting Creature tokens, and Baylen, the Haymaker takes this in an interesting direction by tapping tokens to fuel versatile effects
While green is a bit awkward with early-game threats that typically pair well with Run Amok, it has plenty of big Dinosaurs that would love to trample chump blockers