Dredge is on hand to bring back any crucial lands, and it opens up plenty of interactions that keep The Necrobloom's tokens-and-landfall schtick feeling interesting
Multicolor cards offer a unique combination of power and versatility, and this top 10 demonstrates how essential it is to make the most of these synergies in the Centurion format
Magus Lucea Kanes doubling up of X-cost spells, and the Swarmlord turning your creatures with counters into card draw, means there are some really fun strategies here - Tyranid Swarm is a deck that truly does feel like a swarm, and can give you big creatures to attack with, and plenty of tokens back to defend if youre smart
Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant This commander is quite accessible, as it only costs 1 white mana
For example, Jaws of Defeat and Reunion of the House fit here perfectly, but I could see them breaking out in other strategies, too