The most popular format is called Commander
Hmmmm, I think Wrenn and Seven sound nice to me
The Gitrog Monster Card advantage is critical to any Magic format, and Commander more than most given how long games tend to run

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Harlan was low on Terror of the Peaks, and I was high on consistently playing five-drops on turn four