But the decks do run out of steam quickly in the face of mass removal, so I think its awesome Rat deck fans have a commander that can help refuel with its enters-the-battlefield trigger
Its easy to see why, as Commander decks are more or less synonymous with taking a few turns to get going via ramping mana, setting up mana rocks, playing supports cards and so on
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Bonehoard Dracosaur ($15.16) A big creature with evasion that also gives you a temporary hand advantage every time it attacks, Bonehoard Dracosaur doesn't simply bring a lot of value for its arguably expensive cost of 3RR
Consider them if something in your group is particularly oppressive