I run Rolling Stones so that my Walls can attack. Them: So you are going to play super cheap and dangerous Walls and win with them quickly
The only real consequence is we may see less Doc Bold Knight than expected when making cut choices due to inkable counts
the commander deck itself is absolutely fantastic, and actually dovetails nicely with Fallouts Scrappy Survivors precon from last year (as long as you're happy with yet another bold RPG crossover)
The Verdict When this deck does its thing, you get value out of each cycle, let others over commit creatures to the table, blow up the board, and rebuild better than anyone
While I do feel I've done a lot to promote Squirrels within the game (through things like Un - cards and numerous black-bordered cards back in the day) and have helped foster a pro-Squirrel environment in R&D, I was actually not responsible for Ikoria getting its Squirrel
Both combine here for a strong deck build based around defensive immunity