You need some coin flip support, like Krark's Thumb and Tavern Swindler, but the deck leans into typical spellslinger nonsense, relying on the commanders to generate an abnormal amount of card advantage
They're not top tier material by any stretch, but Chatterfang amplifies all your token makers and turns your Squirrels into ammunition as needed
This helps improve that situation, even if just a little bit
Each high-cost spell creates immediate pressure by dealing damage without requiring board presence, which explains why she often comes up when players discuss the best red cards in MTG for high-impact Commander builds
Sadly, while its fairly easy to build this decks mana base, the rest of the deck is more difficult
When a permanent is tapped, you cant tap it again until its been untapped (turned back upright)