With Jayemdae Tome, a slower pace and mass removal cards like Wrath of God or even Balance, which was unrestricted for an unbelievable amount of time, you could sit in the Tower and all but dare your opponent to try and do significant damage to you without overextending while the game swung inevitably towards one in which your deck would dominate

The shafts I used were made for these O-rings (on amazon.ca): uxcell Silicone O-Ring, 18mm OD, 12mm ID, 3mm Width, VMQ Seal Rings Gasket, White, Pack of 10 MTG_Shuffler_Shaft_v2 are the re-designed shafts with grooves to hold o-rings (the amazon link above) - if you print these, then don't print the shafts in the card.shuffler.v3mrb-parts.3mf file (right click on them and uncheck printable) nor the card.shuffler.shaft.rubber-band.3mf file if you're using small rubber bands, print the card.shuffler.shaft.rubber-band.3mf file (resized from the previous model) lastly, the shafts in the card.shuffler.v3mrb-parts.3mf don't have a groove, and could be plasti-dipped or used with U-shaped seals that wrap around the disc I was more comfortable in Fusion360, so I used it for the redesigned shaft (o-ring variant)

Originally it had multiple versions, each with different flavor text, which means that some show up in automatically generated lists (like if you import your Moxfield list into TCGplayer) more than others
8 Ulrich Of The Krallenhorde The first of two actual werewolf commanders in Magic: the Gathering is extremely underwhelming