I've been brooding on this concept for a while and I think it's finally ready to show you! Agrus Kos is cast as a brilliant logistician, winning wars through clever logistics and attrition. He drags battles into unfavorable conditions for his enemies, particularly by depriving them of any resources they could draw from previously conquered lands. He's mostly a defensive commander, but haste and double strike give him the potential to lead the offense as well, particularly when combined with buffs like equipment and auras.

the big twist for this design is that Agrus gets a special kind of partner card: The Kos Doctrine. *Adjunct* is a spin on Partner that lets you play a card as a second commander íf the listed card is your first commander; it's different from Partner With in that they don't get to tutor for one another when in the 99, and this saves a line on the non-Adjunct card.

The Kos Doctrine plays with a quintessentially white mechanism, namely catchup-ramp. Not only does the doctrine work with Kos himself, it supports a heap of powerful catchup ramp cards like \[\[Claim Jumper\]\], \[\[Archaeomancer's Map\]\] and \[\[Land Tax\]\] so you can get up on lands without counting like you're up on lands.

What do you think?

Agrus Kos, Logistician & The Kos Doctrine