With only three maindeck green spells, its a liability because you need specially a lot of white and red mana when youre casting a bunch of spells at once
Estimated 2015 retail value for Forged in Stone reprints, excluding bulk rares: $19 Peer Through Time Sapphire Medallion $10 Thran Dynamo $6 Stroke of Genius $5 Rite of Replication $3 Worn Powerstone $3 Nevinyrrals Disk $3 Sol Ring $3 Steel Hellkite -$2 Lorthos, the Tidemaker $2 Artisan of Kozilek $2 Cyclonic Rift $2 Fog Bank $1.50 Frost Titan $1.50 Deep-Sea Kraken $1.50 Everflowing Chalice $1.50 Ixidron $1 Ghost Quarter $1 Sphinx of Magosi $0.75 Sphinx of Jwar Isle $0.50 Phyrexian Ingester $0.50 Sphinx of Uthuun $0.50 Hoverguard Sweepers $0.50 Distorting Wake $0.50 Cackling Counterpart $0.50 Swiftfoot Boots $0.50 Infinite Reflection 0 $0.50 Peer Through Time contains three of my favorite long-term Commander specs: Ixidron, Rite of Replication, and Cyclonic Rift
a Vampiric Tutor into a Perish or Gloom would buy all the time in the world for a deck that could kill as quickly as this one
Turn 4 kills were easy, and if that failed, the games rarely went past turn 5
Target creature gets +1/+1 and gains trample until end of turn
Aurelia's extra combat phase shines in a deck with lots of attack triggers like Firemane Avenger or EDH oldie-but-goodie Etali, Primal Storm
