{"ops":[{"insert":"A goblin, a clown and a lich walk into a bar...\n\nNorman Osborn, Kefka and Nekusar all run very similar strategies. This deck is somewhat of an attempt at bringing these three commanders together while trying to avoid the most \"unfun\" aspects of each.\n\n"},{"attributes":{"underline":true,"bold":true},"insert":"THE COMMANDER"},{"insert":"\nNorman the man, is a great early game play, but he doesn't often make an appearance in games. In fact, I've gone several games where he was never cast. That's because the general gameplan here is centered around his sadistic and chaotic alter ego, the Green Goblin.\nGreen Goblin represents my favorite type of commander: an integral piece of the deck's engine, not the entire machine. He gives extra value to our discard strategy.\n\n"},{"attributes":{"underline":true,"bold":true},"insert":"POWER LEVEL & PLAY"},{"insert":"\nDue to the nature of discard & wheels, this deck is firmly in the Bracket 3 range. In true Grixis fashion, there is a focus on grinding down opponents with burn, rather than a sudden alpha strike or combo win.\nGreen Goblin's abilities turns every wheel and loot into extra card advantage and ramp. To capitalize on each discard, I run cards that provide mana, treasures, card draw and tokens, as well as burn cards.\n\n"},{"attributes":{"underline":true,"bold":true},"insert":"CORNERSTONES"},{"insert":"\nBone Miser- Bone Miser hands down provides the most value when it comes to discard payoffs. Each card discarded provides more card draw, mana to float or token.\n\nAttunement- The best self wheel card in the deck. It's an engine in and of itself\n\nPhyrexian Altar- Several cards in the deck make incidental token creatures on discard. Rather than go wide, its easier to sacrifice them for mana to continue chaining spells.\n\nShadow of the Goblin- This spot can include other cards like Magmakin Artillerist and Glint-Horn Buccaneer. These spells turn our discard engine into a lethal threat.\n\n"}]}