We do technically have fortifications in the game, but the whole idea seems clunky and slow in the context of current Standard design
The Doctor Who Commander deck Master of Evil includes 1 ready-to-play blue-black-red deck with 100 Magic cards (2 legendary creatures as traditional foil cards, 98 non-foil cards), 10 Planechase cards, 1 six-sided world cube, a collectible booster sample pack of 2 cards (which includes 2 traditional foil cards or non-foil cards with special card printing, including 1 common or not-so-common card and 1 card of rarity rare or higher), 1 display commander card as an Etched Foil card (a copy of the commander card made of cardboard with textured foil effect on the card edge and illustration), 10 double-sided token cards, 1 deck box (with space for 100 cards including sleeves), 1 life point wheel, 1 strategy supplement, and 1 rules reference card
Even in a 40 life format (*cough* Commander *cough*), Athreos tends to be a great long-game clock that also nets you good stuff here and there, at least in the early game
While those cards tend to be used reactively, the following are more proactive in their applications
The triggered ability does make it at least somewhat more interesting and does deal more damage than red cards usually do
