You play your creature turn one, then buff it on turn two, swing, and then sacrifice for massive damage
The way that these cards were originally meant to interact with each other is that you'd spam the board with the 0/1 kobolds, and then use these 'lord' style cards to buff them
The color breakdown was almost the same as those sets, as well, with 24 Black cards, 24 Blue cards, 24 Green cards, 24 Red cards, 24 White cards, 18 Artifacts and five Lands
With Chucky the doll coming to Magic: The Gathering alongside other Secret Lair sets, the game will have no shortage of new Commander staples, but the ban of these four cards will likely sting for a long time - especially if nothing comes from the petitions