This Arabian Nights land is banned everywhere else, and it's restricted in Vintage: only one copy per deck
Ive been noodling around with a Tadeas, Juniper Ascendant deck for a while now, and Legolass Quick Reflexes pinged my radar
Each attack with Arthur gets you a new creature and presumably a new triggered ability to advance your position
Lastly, cards like Bident of Thassa trigger from combat damage to players, and a flyer deck has a good shot of getting something through unblocked, even if its small
Commander is often referred to as the face of Magic: The Gathering for several reasons, like the sales of Commander products, how engaged fans are with the format, the fact that it's a multiplayer setting rather than the usual 1v1 scenario, and the fact that it can be relatively easy to get into with precon decks
Castle Locthwain What makes [c]Castle Locthwain[/c] so good is that its a land card, so you dont have to worry about it clogging your hand when you have more pressing matters to attend to in a game