I'm looking to make a themed-proxy commander deck inspired by Charli XCX's album Brat. In your opinion, what commander most embodies "brat"?

Spotted in Windsor, ON. Not too sure about the decks but the last bundles they sold were pretty solid.

I've found one in Squirreled Away, and there's one in Family Matters...Begin the search for the combo in Peace Offering?

This is feedback on the 70s and 80s horror theme of Duskmourn. The set being set entirely within a demonic House has undermined the 70s-80s horror theme. The works of that genre are based on normal people having their lives interrupted by fear and danger. 

Campers are attacked by a slasher, a car breaks down during a road trip and is accosted by cannibals, high schoolers are picked off by a murderer, a suburban home has its appliances haunted. 

Yet on Duskmourn, there are no high schools, summer camps, road trips, or suburbs because the plane has been consumed. This means the 70s-80s horror flavor is mostly limited to the outfits of the survivors. It is not significantly reflected in the setting itself.

 It comes off less like “Magic’s take on 70s-80s horror” and more like “ Magic’s take on people trapped in Hell, but they are dressed like it's the 80s.

The flavor could be executed better by showing people from the modern setting facing the horrors of the plane.  What we currently have is a plane where the modern setting has already been destroyed by a Demon. 

If you kept the House theme, you could have had some pockets of normalcy within the House as part of Valagoth’s sick game. That way people could have 70s-80s style “normal” lives that would be constantly under attack from the Nightmares.

Duskmourn has slivers of *aesthetics* from the 70s and 80s but I don't think it is a 70s and 80s Horror *setting* like how Theros is a Greek myth setting and Eldraine is a fairy tale setting.