mtg voja jaws of the conclave commander deck Voja, by Elijah Geesaman • DECKS Jaws of the Conclave attacks Voja, Jaws of the Conclave

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It is good design as it stops Dack really being a threat

If an opponent is low on creatures, Lucille makes it so that they hardly have any sticking around as you constantly force them to be sacrificed

Choose Commanders With Complementary Abilities Start by selecting two Commanders whose abilities support the same game plan

Usually the downside of casting a card like Wrath of God or Farewell is that you have to take your turn off to reset the battlefield, theoretically putting you last in the order to begin rebuilding your boardstate

Your opponents will likely forget about the card as it sits in your graveyard, giving you room to spring a blowout when they swing in