This deck is perfect for players who love building wide boards, creating endless tokens, and turning small creatures into massive threats
Despite the low curve, this deck should be able to win longer games with its recursive threats, Graveyard Marshal, and solid removal, so dont lose hope because the game is reaching Turn 5 and you dont have an obvious path to lethal
Samwise Gamgee Samwise Gamgee isnt a very flashy commander, but itll allow you to have a more consistent game and works as a good historic commande.: You wont have to worry as much about your historic permanents being destroyed, and Sam's a great Food card: you can easily build in lifegain payoffs thanks to the Food tokens it makes
These are even better when youre sacrificing a creature to put more +1/+1 counters on another creature, like on Malevolent Noble or Gobbling Ooze
Blue-Red Delver quickly became the tier zero deck in Modern thanks to the card advantage that Treasure Cruise offered, and within a few months, the spell had to be banned in Modern and in Legacy and eventually restricted in Vintage as well
Seasons Past Its hard to say if recursion is an irreplaceable part of the format, but I am a pretty big fan of [casthaven]Eternal Witness[/casthaven] and [casthaven]Loaming Shaman[/casthaven] for one reason or another