It sees fringe play in Standard as a means to grab lands from your graveyard, but its in Commander where the Elemental truly shines
They only cost one mana, which is also relevant as they won't hamper your mana curve and make you take turns off to ensure you have mana for them
Normally, in Constructed formats, players take a card's mana cost into consideration, but for Commander this is less of an issue
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You can easily fit all this into a commander deck under fellow deity Esika, God of the Tree, both sides of which are tailor made for a deck heavy on multi-colored legendary creatures
The single Zagoth Triome in the deck gives you a fetchable way to cut its cost by three, and youll naturally have Plains and Mountains anyway