Here I won against an eggs deck.
Choco, Seeker of Paradise All Final Fantasy lovers knew Chocobos would feature strongly in FIN , but no one could've guessed the set would bring us such an incredible bird commander: Choco, Seeker of Paradise
You really cant go too wrong with 17 lands, but Id encourage you to at least try out 16 or 18 land configurations as well
Targeting Birds To trigger Nadu, we need to target creatures with spells or abilities, so lets add Birds that allow us to do that
Seemingly designed to be an MTG Commander, he's in the spell-slinging Izzet colours, and as you read the card, you'll certainly be envisioning a Storm-y spellslinging deck that looks to combo off - as each time you cast an instant or sorcery you access a different ability That is, until you reach the final line of the card and get a rude awakening
A key element of most lhurgoyfs is that they look to all graveyards for their triggers, not just yours, which leads to interesting gameplay