There’s a lot of interesting gameplay & transferable deck-building wisdom found in formats that tightly curate or outright ban whole rarities.

@pendragonmtg.com got me back into all of Magic from borderline retirement.

@clovermtg.bsky.social is very fun to build within.

All rarities need love.

-Finished a self imposed BYO Precon Project w/link: tinyurl.com/BYOPrecon202...
-Updated my streams to include other formats like @pendragonmtg.com, @leylinehighlander.bsky.social, @pilotmtg.bsky.social, and even prerelease
-Created fun twist for my streams based on other cards in Magic

The last bay has just two cards. Graf Rats, and Midnight Scavengers.

That’s gonna be a @pendragonmtg.com deck. My seventh. Not sure what to Arthur with it, but it’s gonna do the creepy meld thing!

Any suggestions, my fellow Pendragoneers?

There's a handful of existing fan formats that have done good enough/tested enough to see big play

Pauper and peasant commander utilize non rare/mythical as commanders
@pendragonmtg.com is a fun format with the commander being common having a legendary equipment

Just like you I am also on a panel or what we like to call a round table that helps with both ruling and guidance for our format @pendragonmtg.com and getting to go to Atlanta and see how many people excited to play and excited to hear insight I was just so wow you know

I enjoy my @pendragonmtg.com deck!

I had a great time playing @pendragonmtg.com in Atlanta. The Rules Round Table had some gaming space in the Gathering Grounds/had pods firing all weekend. I imagine they will continue to carve out some space at future cons. Great format.

And we're 100% interested!

An alternate idea that loses white but gains you silliness since you're already running a mana intensive commander.