This four-mana commander is a 2/5 with deathtouch, a mill trigger when they attack, and a delirium trigger that happens on your end step
You build decks with Lurrus in mind whether you play it or not
Common white archetypes include: Aggro (Weenie decks) focused on early pressure Lifegain builds that convert life into board value Token strategies built around wide battlefields Control, Stax, and Tax decks that restrict opponents and slow the game down My Overall Verdict The best white cards in MTG shine when the game slows down, and decisions start to matter
For the cost of two, you can check the card of your deck and if it is a character card, you get to add it to your hand
Furthermore, this is a great creature to cheat into play early through graveyard recursion or other means
Theres also one Evolving Wilds for possible mana fixing if youre having trouble drawing one color of mana or the other