It is going to feel pretty bad if the game reaches a point where you run out of counters, but tapping something down 4 times is often enough to get you there anyway This reminds me a lot of Jodahs Codex
Stage One and Stage Two pokemon need to be played onto their corresponding Basic pokemon
(Again, you can read more about that in my preview article.) That meant that we needed to figure out how double-faced Werewolves would work
This deck has everything you need for a competitive Commander deck, with brute force damage, plenty of card draw potential, some decent ramp and card cost reduction, as well as plenty of diversity amongst the creatures to always keep your opponents on their toes
As for the main drawback of MDFCs (coming into play tapped), it is a concern, but not a huge one
I have an old mono black discard deck that I keep around, but mostly I draft Winston-style with piles of old cards or whatever new packs someone picks up for fun