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We're going to mix in elements from the competitive 60-card decks that usually don't make it into Commander to make it interesting, and more familiar to the 60-card players

Flusterstorm had only been printed as a judge foil and in the original Commander set, which is why it was up over $100 at the time of the Iconic Masters printing

To kick things off, were going to look at some elite legends for Commander headlined by an aggressive, expensive God

These cards have been banned for various reasons, mostly because theyre exceptionally powerful or easy to abuse, while others are because they break the flavor of the game now

This usually denotes a period of time where something was so powerful in a Constructed format that it absolutely snuffed out any realistic competition

(If a creature with a shield counter would be dealt damage or destroyed, remove a shield counter from it instead.) Shield counters don't prevent players from sacrificing creatures