Efreet Flamepainter

Commander is where Efreet Flamepainter belongs. The singleton graveyard is already full of targets, opponents have no hand information to play around, and one unblocked swing can replay a Chaos Warp, a Timetwister effect, or a lethal burn spell for free. In competitive 60-card formats like Modern and Legacy, Efreet Flamepainter is too slow and too fragile — a 1/3 double striker for four mana that requires combat damage to connect is nowhere near the rate those formats demand. Pioneer represents the same problem at a slightly lower power ceiling, but still nowhere near playable. Oathbreaker gives it a niche home when the signature spell is something broken enough to recur.