Buried cards are placed facedown in an area off to the side, never to be played again during the game
Its more redundant than it is necessary, since there are a lot of counter amplifying effects in the format already, but these decks like the consistency
Sven Stolz More of a sideboard card, Fury is in the context of Modern a buffed version of Pyrokinesis
Commander doesnt tend to be a format with a whole lot of got to hit my mana on curve every turn action, and in my Ur-Dragon deck, I fetch for one of these before I go get a dual land
It has a very relevant creature type, a decent stat line, and evasion, and offers a nice stax effect by putting the brakes on any activated abilities that other players may be counting on
Youll just outpace the opponent, and youll gain enough incidental life that tokens arent relevant and your opponent cant profitably attack without suffering on the crackback