Players need to account for the celebration mechanic when deck-building because if their deck is too slow, they might be run over by someone partying their way to victory
That said, the Commander Bracket system is probably better than the informal power level rankings , or leaving it up to players to say whether their deck is "competitive" or not without any solid criteria
That will definitely open up a few spots, but to go one step further, youll want to find cards that meet these needs while also working toward your decks goal(s)
After you draft three cards this way, turn this card face down
Given my long experience with Magic generally and Commander specifically, I think Ive got a pretty good handle on the sorts of cards that are going to make me smile at a Commander table, but this is just the beginning of the conversation