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This card continues the unofficial tradition of reprinting my favorite Tempest Block classics in Commander Legends sets, after the spicy inclusion of Scroll Rack in the first Commander Legends

Hired Claw Remember when Scorch Spitter and Cavalcade of Calamity was in Standard

The MEGA card is a completely different format: an oversized 1115 inch poster-style card printed on professional card stock

Rather than a new card with a similar theme, it uses a stained glass planeswalker, which are bonus cards used in a variety of Secret Lairs, making them an unnoteworthy inclusion

It means a great deal to him, and he is rarely seen without it

Beyond the usual suspects of land destruction (Field of Ruin), there are a few Dragon utility cards (pictured above) that would give us some flexibility and insulation from mana flood