Four tokens for 5 mana is also a fine rate, so this ends up decent, if unexciting
Drawing cards is vital in Magic, and with Gix in play, whenever a creature you control deals damage to an opponent, you can choose to draw a card and lose a life for each creature
The primary way to get aggressive is by playing cards with job select, such as Dragoon's Lance, Monk's Fist, and Red Mage's Rapier
To put it more simply, stealing your opponent's cards isn't a strategy that affords your deck any kind of synergy
And arent all decks slowly turning into that in EDH
4 Kastral, The Windcrested Birds Of A Feather A combat-oriented Bird commander fit for the current age of Magic, Kastral, the Windcrested might be a bit more expensive to play than other Bird commanders, but has some powerful combat tricks to justify it