14 Thrakkus the Butcher Though simplistic, Thrakkus the Butcher is a solid commander option for those looking to play an aggressive Dragon deck that uses its creatures to deal massive amounts of damage to your opponents
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Planeswalkers, though, are closer to Enchantments than Sorceries and even though I said I would play more Instants and Sorceries (and stop having them be the first thing I cut) I NEVER play Planeswalkers
With the decrease in hand trap decks and the presence of more archetypes in the meta, Branded Despia can get out of the opponent's target and take advantage of this to have more strength in the format
Features over 120 cards, including more than 15 with special illustrations, enhancing collection diversity
So you cannot use one creature to pay for multiple sacrifice costs at the same time, nor can you play an instant that your opponent has already forced you to discard to still gain its effect