Except the best aggro deck in the format cares about attacking with all its creatures, big and small: Creatures (25) 3 Rekindling Phoenix 4 Boros Challenger 4 Legion Warboss 4 Goblin Banneret 3 Aurelia, Exemplar of Justice 4 Swiftblade Vindicator 3 Tajic, Legion's Edge Lands (24) Spells (11) As a mechanic, Mentor poses countless ways to approach combat, but at face value, what we know is that attacking with multiple creatures a turn is the place to be
Compleated Huntmaster A victim of the need to fill out March of the Machine limited archetypes, Compleated Huntmaster isnt a very elfy Elf
As a nod to this card, I often name small green or red creatures Throat Wolf
While we can technically do this with Thundering Rebuke (which we are playing to kill our opponent's creatures but which can kill our Dragon in a pinch), a much better and more spectacular plan is to sacrifice Leyline Tyrant to Kazuul's Fury and Fling it at our opponent's face for a ton of damage
you play him for rate and curve
Sometimes the weaker option is the better one in casual Commander