If we assume that both mana flood and mana screw are things that we'd like to avoid in order to have a fun game of Commander (and maybe even a chance at winning the game), then adding more MDFCs to your deck during deck building is the perfect solution to the problem
Since then, demand has cooled in the face of its new double-digit price tag
Collectors are focusing their Rocket nostalgia dollars elsewhere, leaving Nidoking on the sidelines
As such, hybrid Seismitoad decks evolved and "Seismitoad Slurpuff" was born
Theres a good chance thats not worth doing in Deaths Shadow specifically, because we also draw Deaths Shadow itself less often if we make the deck bigger, and Deaths Shadow is much better than the other spells wed be adding
If more than one opponent attacks you at the same time, Coveted Jewel's last ability triggers for each of them