There seems like thered be too many instances of having Sylvia Brightspear on the field and a hand of knights, or Khorvath Brightflame on the field with a field full of dragons (that's rarely a bad thing, but I think Ive made my point)
The reason I highlight these details after looking at the above list instead of discussing them beforehand is to shine a spotlight on cards like Abhorrent OverlordAbhorrent Overlord and Myr BattlesphereMyr Battlesphere
Pair it with Sterling Grove for near-total protection
The answer is that, really, this deck especially showed me that in Commander, a format where part of the appeal is every game being different, Elfball just kinda plays the same way every game
Can I trust ordering expensive items like graded cards
It has been a staple in many players' rosters due to its usefulness in both in-game battles and various battle formats