I'm not competitive when playing EDH, but if I want to win, this is my most "unfair" commander deck. The deck revolves around a "Spirit" creature theme, which interacts with the fantastically powerful Iname, Death's Aspect. Casting Iname makes Karador incredibly cheap, gives him a toolbox to work with, and sets you up for a ridiculous board presence with one of your mass reanimation spells. Having all of your spirits out is dangerous; Kokusho and Yosei discourage wraths, Kami of False Hope protects you from a blitz, Spirit of the Hearth protects your graveyard, and He Who Hungers strips your opponents' hands. Other cards that reward you for the spirit package include Celestial Kirin for a lockdown-style strategy and Oyobi for slower games.

Since my usual playgroup is usually casual, I tried to lower the power level by limiting tutor and ramp effects, and avoiding "I win" combos. The current form of this deck has a few too many cards from its previous iteration of "boring Sheldon Menerey rip-off", and I'm looking to retain the deck's power and consistency while removing some of the goodstuff and lowering the mana curve. Probably could use some more spirits as well. I like the upcoming Eidolon of Countless Blossoms, but I question its effectiveness with such a limited amount of enchantments currently in the deck.