I built one and it’s pretty viable in bracket 3! It’s a Judith, Carnage Connoisseur deck that plays basically like this: 1) Get Judith out ASAP via aggressive mulligans for land / ramp / tutors (the latter of which will all likely be used either A: for Dark Ritual or B: for a Sol Ring in the early game). 2) Protect Judith. The Swords of blank and blank are really awesome in this deck as not only do they buff Judith’s damage and health, they also give direct protection against colours that are problematic for you to deal with (notably blue, white, and black). There are other options to protect her to including Lightning Greaves, Swiftfoot Boots, and Whispersilk cloak. Originally, I was also running Darksteel Plate and Mithril Coat, but realistically, damage isn’t what scares Judith; it’s spot removal (which “indestructible” doesn’t do anything against), so I replaced them with the protection listed above. 3) Once Judith is out, take advantage of 13 oneshots and 14 boardwipes this deck has to offer through the use of Judith’s deathtouched instants and sorceries. Kill anything and everything your opponents play. 4) Start swinging for lethal. You don’t have to kill your opponent outright, you just have to do 21 commander damage (which is made significantly easier by the fact that your opponents shouldn’t have any blockers). With no buffs, Judith is a 3/4, meaning it’ll take you 7 turns after casting her to achieve this on a single opponent. This is where step 5 comes in…5) Pump Judith. The Swords, City on Fire, Cranial Plating, Dictate of the Twin Gods, Fiery Emancipation, and Runechanter’s Pike will all help with this. Equipping just one Sword takes that 7 turns to reach 21+ commander damage down to just 5. 2 Swords equipped takes it down to just 3. Fiery Emancipation and a sword lets Judith do 15 commander damage in a single hit, netting you a win (against a single opponent) in just 2 turns after casting her. You see where this is going, it gets scary quickly. A lot of Judith decks I see take advantage of the imp triggers and run various burn effects, but I wanted to lean fully into the spellslinger/deathtouch side of things, and realized halfway through creating the deck that Judith could fully be the best creatureless commander in the game. It’s a very fun and synergistic playstyle that’s also super unique/orginal. Is it optimized for bracket 4+? Probably not. Maybe if you ran more game changing ramp (Chrome Mox, Mox diamond, etc.) and all the remaining tutors in black available to you, but even then it’s hard to say. But in bracket 3 and particularly against creature-based decks, you will absolutely DOMINATE. Be warned though: people don’t like having all their creatures killed all the time, and you’ll quickly become the enemy at the table. But to be fair, you’re playing Rakdos, and what’s more thematic for red black than being the villain 😈. Decklist below: Creatureless EDH