With five spells that sit at the cost of seven mana and one eight, the deck has a high reliance on the high end of the curve despite being a deck that will work best as a lower to the ground list
Despite their collective goal of achieving unified compleation for the entire Multiverse, Phyrexians are, mechanically at least, fairly individualistic, covering a wide range of archetypes and strategies
Starm requires building around, but he doesn't necessarily have to cost a lot of money - because they're ordinarily so underwhelming, spells and creatures that can deal exactly one point of damage are very cheap, and Starm triples their output
Here comes a Straw Hat Crew deck built around a brand new Black Leader card of Monkey
In this bracket, you can expect to find many of the strongest themes and typal archetypes Commander has to offer