Also, do you reckon you could include the bottom cards you would use for the Lv.X's
Saruman of Many Colors Our second Lord of Isengard of this list, Saruman of Many Colors , is a little more devious and cunning than the last: if you're able to cast two spells in one turn, he rewards you by dumping cards into your opponents' graveyards, but giving you an enchantment, instant, or sorcery from among them to cast for free
Crucible of Worlds is a must-have for any land-based MTG deck, particularly those that rely on land reanimation like The Gitrog Monster
But for now, these are the Commanders that people keep building, keep talking about, and keep paying for -- whether their playgroups like it or not.
There are a few options of tutors for this one: Drift of Phantasms can fetch Ghostly Flicker, and Vedalken Aethermage gets Naru Meha for you
4 mana Rites of Flourishing is still Rites of Flourishing