Milling and recursion only pay off once youve got an outlet, so early self-mill without a Ghost Ark or Technomancer in sight just hands information to the table
In limited formats, you probably are okay with drafting this as just a big, efficient body that can take out something higher costed
Its not a terrible card by any means, as its fixing that replaces itself, but its not massively exciting either
The concept for the retrain is simple, "how to make it as powerful (as in strength) as a beast can be?" since the lore said it could penetrate any armor with it's fangs
If you want a fun time with your Magic: The Gathering Commander games, you should probably aim to sleeve up a Bracket 1 Commander deck
We've got two deck techs for this version of Sephiroth, including a full power list from Angelo Guerrera, and a budget-friendly list by Brian Cain