Commanding Conclusion Angelic Field Marshal | Illustration by Scott Murphy While you may be tempted to build a deck around your commander's color identity more than its abilities and mechanics, lieutenant encourages you to keep your commander on the board
The utility of being able to search up any of Treefolk from your deck and placing it on top of your library is invaluable, unless of course your foe is playing some devious milling strategy
Kotis fits as the commander of this graveyard-recursion theme perfectly as it provides a way to recur creatures and becomes a large threat itself
Its an intriguing card for aristocrats decks that create tokens to sacrifice, decks that create spirit tokens to attack, and of course, it's best buddies with Anointed Procession
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However, all cards were printed in the Dark Explorers, Next Destinies, or Emerging Powers sets