Instead, Id note that the presence of two Mardu decks in a Standard tournament already bodes very well for the wedge as a whole, and by extension, Siegebreaker itself
MTG Commander decks offer a lot of flexibility and give you the opportunity to let your personality shine through
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No matter how many times you do this, the cards are still going to be in some predictable pattern
Dynaheir, Invoker Adept First thought is making a extra copies of a permanent spell by adding Lithoform Engine to the Dynaheir mix
The advantage in redundancy in all areas is that it isn't so easily countered as it was in the case of the sudden abundance of 2/1 beaters