Let it die and bring it back again in a loop
The obvious main strategy for a Thraximundar deck is sacrifice
When it comes to judging the Commander 2016 decks by the value of their mana, we have a similar scenario to total value, with three decks in the top tier and then another two decks lagging far behind
Damage Stackers: Instead of effects that multiply damage output, these add a set amount of extra damage on top of it (Torbran, Thane of Red Fell, Jaya, Venerated Firemage, Mechanized Warfare, etc.)
Through impulsive action, red wins games with speed and aggression, striking your opponents with Lightning Bolts or drowning them in hordes of goblins
It also transforms your sideboard into a toolbox that allows you to grab specific lock pieces needed for the particular situation