If your Commander costs four or five, run nine ramp spells, and if it's six or more run 10
That's fun, but's it's on an easily answered size, and then we don't know what our foes may be frumping around with and then in the graveyard too
Theyre just vanillas, but Winnie lets ramp decks quest and ramp for a pretty low cost
The popularity garnered by Wizards by touring the country, setting up at other conventions, and visiting gaming stores leading up to the 1993 Gen Con event allowed them to completely sell out of the product
X: Target player mills three times X cards
Second, I'll use this moment as a reminder that Core (Bracket 2) is on the level of an average, modern-day preconstructed Commander deck, but that doesn't mean there can't be some variance there