Necrogen Mists Market Price: $10.95 There are a bunch of cards that do what this does, often with upside, too: Bottomless Pit, Creeping Dread, Oppression, and Liliana of the Veil are great examples, and while you may go with an alternative in your kitchen table discard deck, Commander likes redundancy, so you might play Mists alongside its betters
The result of these changes is that the hero team, with their powers combined, is on even footing with the archenemy, who stands alone in their path, creating a flavorful, fun, and balanced-for-Commander version of this classic Magic game mode
I think thats enough to break away from the fact that vehicles suck (I bet youre tired of hearing that by now)
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The part Im more interested in is giving first strike and forcing something else to block, which kind of acts like removal
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