Noctis, Heir Apparent Noctis, Heir Apparent is a stylish equipment-focused commander that loves going straight into combat
That's a good price, too - not far off the cheapest this bundle has ever been, and $20 below the going rate from the last few months
The front side is a worse version of Rite of Oblivion but still a decent removal spell for a deck that has useless sacrifice fodder
Tergrid even nabs enemy sagas after their last chapter
When you see it stamped in silver (for uncommons), gold (for rares), or orange-red (for mythic rares), it serves as a visual stamp showing that the card is a core piece of comic book history translated into tabletop strategy
You can drop out Rhystic Study, Cyclonic Rift and the more expensive cards and throw together a perfectly serviceable scry-focused Elrond deck without breaking the bank