The Notary Hobbits

I was, uh, I was telling Sherman initially the, uh...

He's like, "What's, what's that price tag about?" And I, I haven't had a spot to put my doubling seasons for a while.

A lot of times there's, in a lot of decks I'm like, "Okay, I get it.

It's a token deck, and it's, it's that." And, and like I said, the timmy nature of Commander, it happens sometimes we put them in.

There's nothing wrong with that.

I just like to build generally right now like shells of decks because I just have doubling seasons everywhere.

That being said, this deck is a deck that needed doubling seasons.

I had to have it, had to have it.

So there's...

I will put a, a more budget version of this one in the comments as well, but let's just jump into the Notary Hobbits because I think this is a silly commander.

Notary Hobbits is three double green for I don't know why they would make this a legendary.

A legendary creature halfling advisor.

Don't understand why this is.

Uh, it's a 1/1.

When it enters, if they're not a token, create two tokens that are copies of them, except the tokens aren't legendary.

Again, I don't understand why they made this.

And then it has tap add, to add a colorless for each halfling you control.

Not each other halfling, each halfling.

So, the minute you drop these, all of them drop, all of them tap for a minimum of three.

If you have no other halflings, you put no effort into making a halfling deck at all, you just go from your five raw mana to 11 mana the next turn.

It's one of the most absurd pieces of ramp I've ever seen.

I don't understand.

There's, there's no reason.

It's like, it's like when people went nuts for when, um, what, Nyxbloom Ancient first dropped, where it's like, you get triple the mana.

That's basically this.

I was, uh, I was telling Sherman initially the, uh...

He's like, "What's, what's that price tag about?" And I, I haven't had a spot to put my doubling seasons for a while.

A lot of times there's, in a lot of decks I'm like, "Okay, I get it.

It's a token deck, and it's, it's that." And, and like I said, the timmy nature of Commander, it happens sometimes we put them in.

There's nothing wrong with that.

I just like to build generally right now like shells of decks because I just have doubling seasons everywhere.

That being said, this deck is a deck that needed doubling seasons.

I had to have it, had to have it.

So there's...

I will put a, a more budget version of this one in the comments as well, but let's just jump into the Notary Hobbits because I think this is a silly commander.

Notary Hobbits is three double green for I don't know why they would make this a legendary.

A legendary creature halfling advisor.

Don't understand why this is.

Uh, it's a 1/1.

When it enters, if they're not a token, create two tokens that are copies of them, except the tokens aren't legendary.

Again, I don't understand why they made this.

And then it has tap add, to add a colorless for each halfling you control.

Not each other halfling, each halfling.

So, the minute you drop these, all of them drop, all of them tap for a minimum of three.

If you have no other halflings, you put no effort into making a halfling deck at all, you just go from your five raw mana to 11 mana the next turn.

It's one of the most absurd pieces of ramp I've ever seen.

I don't understand.

There's, there's no reason.

It's like, it's like when people went nuts for when, um, what, Nyxbloom Ancient first dropped, where it's like, you get triple the mana.

That's basically this.