TheDigimon Tamersthat will be featured in this close-up includeGallantmon, one of the Royal knights, and other highly popular Digimon, so there is no lack of character popularity

Act of Aggression Act of Treason Amped Up Angrath, the Flame-Chained Awaken the Sleeper Beguiler of Wills Besmirch Binding Grasp Bloody Betrayal Blue Sun's Twilight Bond of Passion Callous Oppressor Captivating Crew Captivating Vampire Caught Red-Handed Chamber of Manipulation Claim the Firstborn Coercive Recruiter Connive // Concoct Connive // Concoct Conquering Manticore Control Magic Cunning Bandit Cunning Bandit Cytoplast Manipulator Dominate Dominating Vampire Dragonlord Silumgar Edea, Possessed Sorceress Eldrazi Obligator Enthralling Victor Entrancing Melody Eriette's Tempting Apple Evangelize Evil's Thrall Exert Influence Firbolg Flutist Flayer of Loyalties Furnace Reins Garland, Royal Kidnapper Geyadrone Dihada Glen Elendra Goatnap Grab the Reins Hammer Helper Helm of Possession In Thrall to the Pit Incessant Provocation Infernal Denizen Involuntary Employment Kari Zev's Expertise Keiga, the Tide Star Keldon Overseer Kellogg, Dangerous Mind Legacy's Allure Limits of Solidarity Loki's Scepter Lose Calm Lullmage's Domination Malevolent Whispers Mark of Mutiny Mascot Interception Mass Mutiny Merieke Ri Berit Might Makes Right Mind Flayer Mouth to Mouth Neural Network New Blood Nicol Bolas, Planeswalker Nihiloor Old Man of the Sea

[Your Turn] This Digimon can also attack your opponent's unsuspended Digimon with no digivolution cards
This creature's controller and that player each draw half that many cards, rounded down." Preventing player damage (or damage to your MTG Commander) is a pretty powerful play, especially when the only cost is allowing you and your opponent to both draw cards
Another common mistake is forcing a card into a sleeve that is too tight
There are cards that overlap and play well with both elements of the deck (like the face commander), but also plenty of cards that work best in one direction or the other, not necessarily both