Philoctetes No-Nonsense Instructor gives you one lore for every hero you play as well as Challenger +1
Archmage's Charm shows up more in the Historic meta than in Modern where you can just pack Subtlety into your Yorion elementals pile
"Creatures tapped this way" means creatures that became tapped as a result of Suppression Ray's effect, not creatures that were already tapped before Suppression Ray began to resolve
Thanks to that, it actually has a fair few commanders who can each focus on a different part of the original decks themes, should you choose to break it up: Barret, Avalanche LeaderBarret, Avalanche Leader Aerith, Last AncientAerith, Last Ancient Sephiroth, Fallen HeroSephiroth, Fallen Hero Its just a treat
(An opponent is afraid of you if a Horror, Nightmare, enchantment, or face-down creature you control entered the battlefield or attacked them this turn.) You don't need to control Creepy Crawler to make an opponent afraid of you
Donquixote Doflamingo (ST-17) [Best Manipulation Control Deck] As a member of the Seven Warlords, Doflamingo brings a manipulative control style that rewards patient, tactical players