If you prefer a longer game, keep looping permission spells like Cryptic Command and Fact or Fiction until your opponents realize they're trapped in a recursion loop from hell
As commander, she slots into decks that care about sacrificing things or generating a lot of Treasure tokens, delivering synergy though token interactions like Academy ManufactorAcademy Manufactor or Kalain, Reclusive PainterKalain, Reclusive Painter, or through using gigantic monsters as fodder, which works well with Stalking VengeanceStalking Vengeance, Solphim, Mayhem DominusSolphim, Mayhem Dominus, or PhytotitanPhytotitan
Rulers attempt to amass the most victory points by the end of the game
Audacious Reshapers can be neat if your deck wants to gamble away some artifacts, or if you have plenty of Treasure that are upgraded by any real card
you can see this on the last worksheet, Summary. Step 3: Paste this same list of card titles into column A of the other three worksheets: Low & High Card Count, Card Placement Percentage, and Summary. (I prefer to color code the card names on each worksheet according to different schemes, so I do not link the cells to the list on the first worksheet.) Dont worry about customizing the spreadsheet for your particular analysis needs just yet
