mtg cycle cards Forgotten Cave from Onslaught (2002). Designing decks may orbit around synergy and strategy, but versatility must not be underrated. In Old School MtG like Time Elemental passed as “versatile,” in Cycle of Renewal | Avatar:

The difference is that Thundermaw is closing out a game, it is strictly speaking finishing the game and is hence a good finisher

Red and black get access to a lot of mana acceleration (one-time ramp), and blues ability to lean on artifacts for support, along with occasional odd card designs, helps it get by

To be honest, no Naya commander fits perfectly into this strategy, but at least with these partners, the deck can make tokens upon tokens during those extra turns, or simply make Bruse a double striking 3/3 with lifelink and knock some players out of the game

Drown In The Loch, Thieves Guild Enforcer, Ruin Crab, Soaring Thought-Thief