There's almost no downside, and putting a card like Ulamog, the Ceaseless Hunger or Karn Liberated underneath Ugin's Labyrinth via imprint only to pick it back up when casting it is easier adds a layer of versatility to the Tron strategy that will make it even more of a threat than it has been previously
This requires a lot of upkeep
To put that into context: the site's most popular commander, The Ur Dragon , currently has 39,505 fan uploaded decklists to its name
It's an odd compromise that represents how the shows earthbenders weaponize the very ground beneath them, even if they don't actually do so by making independent creatures out of dirt or stone
In any kind of deck, the upside of an unblockable creature that draws you a card and is protected by hexproof may be worth the investment
New to the list this week is Ghost Vacuum at $5 a pop and Unholy Annex at $4