Milling five or six cards at a time isnt as efficient as dealing damage at the same pace, but its a great way to build a mill commander that doesnt rely on Bruvac the Grandiloquent to chew through your opponents libraries at a reasonable rate
If all three are checked off, sacrifice Map to Lorthos's Temple
Surprisingly, it is far from the rarest of those seven, although remains the most desirable due largely to its gold star
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Anguished Unmaking Destroying a threat is good, but exiling a target is better: Those pesky death triggers won't trigger (because exiling ain't dying!), and most decks have no way to profit from exiled cards (unlike cards in the graveyard, which some decks are thrilled to have)
Skyknight Squire might be the best Cat of all time