As the name suggests, Meek Attack is kind of like Sneak Attack, in that you can use it to cheat a creature into play
The Commodore Guff display commander is printed with the foil-etched treatment on a thicker cardstockgreat for showing off your commander but not legal for play
Heres the list we played: (31): 4 Archon of Emeria 3 A-Luminarch Aspirant 4 Skyclave Apparition 2 Elite Spellbinder 1 Brutal Cathar 1 Fleeting Spirit 4 Hopeful Initiate 4 Thalia, Guardian of Thraben 4 Inquisitor Captain 4 Sigardian Evangel (2): 2 The Wandering Emperor Spells (2): 2 Portable Hole (4): 1 Cave of the Frost Dragon 3 Eiganjo, Seat of the Empire 4 A-Faceless Haven 17 Snow-Covered Plains 2 Elite Spellbinder 1 Guardian of Faith 2 Portable Hole 2 Adeline, Resplendent Cathar 1 Brutal Cathar 3 Fleeting Spirit 2 Valorous Stance 1 Ao, the Dawn Sky 1 The Wandering Emperor You can find an Arena importable version here
A mechanic that tells you to play a lot of monochrome permanents, while intrinsically interesting, is not extrinsically compelling in a format as high-powered as Legacy
Or, possibly, Charizard has reached its hottest possible level
From initial testing, though, this is a faster but worse version of Yawgmoth Combo in Modernwhile you potentially shave a turn off of the combo with a perfect hand, Yawgmoth can play a card advantage game even if the infinite combo is disrupted