I will admit that I prefer more aggressive play as opposed to a slower, more control heavy style, so that may influence my choices, and I've also been (partially) traumatized by a few planeswalker decks before, so I don't really like them that much (although I do like the concept and design of them)
The Commander deck below wont break the meta, but with a few different strategies, it might be able to navigate you to some wins
Jump Scare's main focus is on taking full advantage of the manifest variant called manifest dread, which acts just like manifest in that you put cards onto the battlefield face-down as 2/2 creatures
6 Tezzeret, Agent Of Bolas A constant villain in the Magic lore, Tezzeret is an artifact-themed planeswalker, so dedicated to his craft and his pursuit of power that he replaced much of his body with a magical metal called Etherium
A few big names have been buying this Charizard lately, including the rapper Logic and YouTuber-turned-boxer Logan Paul
Thankfully, you can combat foil curling if you need to fix a foil that was not sleeved or stored well
