Another angle is to play cards that borrow the best creature an opponent is playing and letting Gogo copy that
Perhaps the best example is Aang himself, who has a mono-White card in Aang the Last Airbender, a tricolor version in Aang at the Crossroads, and a four-color version that turns into a WUBRG creature in Avatar Aang/Aang, Master of Elements
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Essentially, a deck that can get multiple lands out per turn, cast giant creatures early, and mash opponents to death using those giant creatures along with some trample sprinkled in here and there
Perhaps its this enchantments relative impact in Commander that sets its price point above $5, or perhaps its the novelty of such a little-known card even existing
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