They are unlikely to fall into the cEDH meta and, therefore, can attack you on an angle that your deck is not prepared to compete with
This archetype contains one of the most expensive cards in the entire format, Roserade, so be mindful if you opt to go this way

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Again, two decks with similar themes that close to one another makes both feel less unique, though I appreciate that theyre approaching different color identity angles
Tips for Your First Commander Games Knowing all the EDH Commander rules is one thing
END STEP White has a lot of ways to draw cards, and you really shouldnt have any issues keeping up if you build your deck right