Now, as for the unique aspects: Tron Tron has spent most of Modern's history as the sole Ramp deck, and it maintains the crown for good reason
However, its important to remember just how often creatures are going to die in a game of commander
Heres the list that finished in 11th place at the StarCityGames Invitational, piloted by Jacob Segal: 2 Spellskite 4 Blighted Agent 4 Glistener Elf 4 Noble Hierarch 1 Dryad Arbor 2 Forest 2 Breeding Pool 4 Inkmoth Nexus 1 Misty Rainforest 2 Pendelhaven 2 Verdant Catacombs 2 Waterlogged Grove 1 Windswept Heath 3 Wooded Foothills 1 Become Immense 2 Blossoming Defense 2 Dismember 3 Groundswell 4 Might of Old Krosa 4 Once Upon a Time 1 Spell Pierce 4 Vines of Vastwood 2 Distortion Strike 3 Scale Up Sideboard: 2 Grafdiggers Cage 2 Ceremonious Rejection 2 Mystical Dispute 2 Natures Claim 1 Spell Pierce 3 Veil of Summer 3 Oko, Thief of Crowns Scale Up, Waterlogged Grove, Once Upon a Time, Mystical Dispute, Veil of Summer, and Oko, Thief of Crowns make up a whopping seventeen cards printed in 2019
May your glimpses always be unthinkable, and may your archives always be trapped
Because Battles are a new permanent type there are relatively few cards that can interact with them
Official Proxies Tournaments are a whole other bag
