However, the Scene Box is a bit of a special case
You want a simple, straightforward deck You want a competitive deck that wins easily and consistently You like the idea Shapeshifting to victory but want something more competitive (play Lazav, the Multifarious) If you're interested in a janky Johnny deck packed with weird, unique interactions not seen anywhere else, then Volrath, the Shapestealer is the commander for you
Use it early on for mana, and then later, after there has been a battlefield sweeper, you can cash it in to bring back nonland permanents from your graveyard directly to the battlefield
The latter option is an incredible departure from what Magic: The Gathering alt art cards usually look like, and the dramatic difference in visuals will no doubt attract plenty of players to try to acquire them on their own
Whenever one or more Zombies you control deal combat damage to one or more of your opponents, you may draw cards equal to the number of opponents dealt damage this way