As someone who loves Magic for the depth of expression it allows, its my pleasure to break down the classes of Dungeons & Dragons 5e and present you with some leading options to capture their identity on the Commander table
Despite the pitfalls of the deck, Lord Windgrace has taken a firm spot in the format and one much enjoyed as the number 3 Jund commander
However, a more interesting part of these releases is that, instead of having one face commander and one backup, both commanders are given equal billing
Whichever creature has the least toughness as the ability resolves is the one that gets bounced
On the other hand, the backsidea new Epharais one of the strongest Enchantresses we've ever seen, as a 4/4 lifelink indestructible creature (assuming you have three enchantments, which you should in a deck that would want Invasion of Theros) that draws a card each time you play an enchantment
These follow the same naming pattern as basic split cards, thus Turn and Burn