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WHY I CHOSE AURELIA THE WARLEADER So, in order to really get a good comparison going, I decided that the best comparison was a deck that: Won primarily through combat Had a higher curve than the curves of contemporary Commander Was in colors that have changed the most in the past decade This quite neatly led me to looking at a Boros deck, given that red and white have received a lot of love in the past few years (particulalry in the case of card draw and mana), and in an archetype that has seen big gains in average turn to win

Here are a few key points that highlight the importance of card draw: Consistency : Drawing more cards means better chances of getting the spells you need when you need them