Flicker decks are all about securing this second-mover advantage, which means theyre very strong when they can take an early lead and use that advantage to pressure an opponent into making a play without committing their flicker effects
The addition of one extra generic mana does make me wonder if its worth running this in some of my decks though
And we see this in some of the most popular Mono Red commander options on EDHREC: Red is very good at Burn, and three of the top Burn commanders come with built-in resiliency to removal -- Ojer Axonil, Deepest Might, Solphim, Mayhem Dominus, Purphoros, God of the Forge -- which is especially good since Red has basically no good answers to board wipes
=D Wow, those are some really awesome ideas, and are much appreciated
Summon: Bahamut (37/53) Kota Nakatsubo Im a sucker for traditional Japanese art, and there are definitely elements of that present in the artwork of this card