There's always a bigger and badder option if you could afford to pay more, which means that no matter who you Call a deck playing it straight is usually going to win up unhappy
Destroy Evil is one such card, with an elegant choice that works well out of the sideboard or as one of the best destroy enchantment cards in white that catches Smothering Tithe or Rhystic Study
Some decks at the moment even features some copies in maindeck (Eldrazi Tron/ Tron/some Urzas Saga decks) to slow down GY-aggressive strategies But trust me, a t1 Relic can be a pain even if youre playing a t2 Wrenn and Six
However, some cards force you to test your luck with an in-game coin-flipping mechanic that can be the difference between winning or losing a battle
Marrow-Gnawer (BLC) $55.00 If youre wanting to build a Rats Commander deck, Marrow-Gnawer has a good chance to be your commander
As I mentioned previously, putting combo pieces on a worst-of list is always a risky proposition