The Hail, Caesar deck is all about assembling an army to bring back the might of the Roman empire all in the name of Caesar
And as a bonus, you get to draw an extra card at the start of your upkeep, while your opponents are on a six-turn clock (not including damage)
There are many budget decks that could potentially abuse these cards in order to grow stronger, and with the economic crisis that has struck many countries across the globe (especially in a country like my native Spain), saving some money could be potentially beneficial for everyone
House, President and CEO Preston Garvey, Minuteman Aradesh, the Founder Automated Assembly Line Battle of Hoover Dam Brotherhood Outcast Brotherhood Scribe Codsworth, Handy Helper Commander Sofia Daguerre Gary Clone Idolized Overencumbered Overseer of Vault 76 Paladin Danse, Steel Maverick Pre-War Formalwear The Prydwen, Steel Flagship Securitron Squadron Sentry Bot Sierra, Nuka's Biggest Fan Vault 13: Dweller's Journey Vault 75: Middle School Vault 101: Birthday Party Yes Man, Personal Securitron Curie, Emergent Intelligence James, Wandering Dad James, Wandering Dad Jason Bright, Glowing Prophet Mirelurk Queen Nerd Rage Nick Valentine, Private Eye Piper Wright, Publick Reporter Radstorm Robobrain War Mind Struggle for Project Purity Synth Infiltrator Vexing Radgull Bloatfly Swarm Butch DeLoria, Tunnel Snake Feral Ghoul Hancock, Ghoulish Mayor Infesting Radroach Nuclear Fallout Ruthless Radrat Screeching Scorchbeast V.A.T.S
Selesnya (white-green) is one of the most consistent two-color combinations in Commander, and the combination of card advantage from Monarch with steady mana ramp from Vibranium gives this deck a genuinely strong, low-variance game plan
