Raph & Leo, Sibling Rivals

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When Raph & Leo attack during the first combat of a turn, you untap one or two target attacking creatures and get an additional combat phase after that one. Those untapped creatures can swing again, and any attack triggers fire twice. The deck plays a wide board of small creatures, equipment and combat tricks, so the second combat hits nearly as hard as the first. Raph & Leo must attack to trigger, so keeping them alive and able to swing matters.

In the recorded games, the deck played as straightforward aggro that swung twice most turns. Raphael, the Nightwatcher gave attackers double strike, and his sneak cost returned an unblocked creature to hand, which helped control combat damage. Equipment that draws on hits, plus extra combat effects, made the big turns. Only ten games were recorded, but a few patterns were clear. Creatures without haste couldn't join the second combat right away, so timing mattered. Blockers and removal on the commander slowed things down, and the deck could stall if it fell behind early.