At six mana (three colorless, one each blue, black, and red), he's a little more expensive than other Commanders you're likely to encounter, but he brings excellent value and staying power to your battlefield
And remember, it goes back to the command zone instead anyway if they kill your graveyard
Covering more than sixty years of adventures, the set features four preconstructeed commander decks, each one with unique themes and mechanics
The curve is pretty darn high in this deck, which is holding it back in the grand scheme here
Of course, suspend spells with no casting cost such as Ancestral Vision are also very easy to cascade into
In that case, youre effectively playing with a 56% chance to win (80% * 70%), which should be better than a mulligan