The enduring popularity of French playing cards can be attributed to their timeless appeal, making them a favorite choice for casual gaming, professional tournaments, and collectors alike
Well, despite the fact that you can get away with not including them at a more casual table or in a deck with only one or two colors theres no denying their efficacy once you start to edge more competitive, or fancy playing a four- or even five-color build
Gluntch, the Bestower Gluntch, the Bestower is fun to play against because its a variable group hug commander
Gettin Mama Odie, Mystical Maven out there early - which should be doable thanks to the cheap cost of the card - alongside a handful of songs, will very quickly put you into a position wherein you can play a lot more cards per turn or a much more expensive, and more powerful, card a lot earlier than your opponent