The latter is a 1/4 defender common for four mana that cannot swing but rocks evolve to rock the block defensively as you have loads of stuff with power greater than 1 to grow it over time into a big threat
Theres no shortage of good choices for a commander here, but Jinnie Fay, Jetmirs Second is notable for letting you tune your tokens to the current game state
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From Commanders most humble beginnings to becoming the most popular way to ever play Magic, specific cards have been the drivers of the formats evolution, sometimes in unexpected ways
In Standard, it can be cast on Turn 2 after casting either Gilded Goose or Arboreal Grazer, and it plays particularly well with either one, in that Oko and Gilded Goose each make Food for the other one, so you can keep making mana or keep making Elks as needed, and with Arboreal Grazer, you can immediately turn the Grazer into an Elk and attack for three on Turn 2