Wyll promotes a rather weird strategy in Magic
Regardless of where Lord Windgrace ends up, it should continue to be a powerful addition for all kinds of Commander decks
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Want some more disruption
You dont want to recklessly block a Deathtouch creature or send your attackers to fight one and the same will be true for your opponent, making a creature with both Flying and Deathtouch like Baleful Strix a serious nuisance
