First Things First: What Are Foil Cards
If you're playing an aggressive or midrange tribal deck and you're only including sixteen creatures, you have to ask yourself: "Is it even worth playing all of these tribal cards in the first place?" If, for example, you only have enough creatures to have a couple in play at any given time, you're not maximizing your tribe's abilities
Your creatures will be faster, stronger, and more burdensome for your opponent if you can create ways to get to 5 mana quickly
If you arent sure of where to begin, here are a few other example Commander Deck strategies to help you get started: My commander has an awesome ability that Id like to build around and support I want to play big creatures and spells with cool abilities then run over my opponents with raw power If my opponents dont have mana, anything I do is the most powerful thing at the table Im trying to assemble certain pairs or trios of cards that form an infinite loop that will win me the game Im trying to reduce all opposing libraries to zero cards I want to dictate which cards my opponents are allowed to cast so I can curate the most powerful board position My commander should be able to attack someone for 21 points of damage and take them out of the game Lets fill the board with as many tokens as possible and turn the swarm loose on my enemies There are a lot of cool creatures in x creature type lets build a tribal strategy and see where it takes us Planeswalkers are cool I bet I can build a deck around those People should attack each other more Ill make myself an unappealing and/or unavailable target so they do that Lets give everyone extra resources, but ultimately Im the one who should benefit most from them I could go on, but you get the idea here
Kefka, Court Mage (Borderless) 3
