Grand Abolisher is the most mana-efficient option, but Kutzil, Malamet Exemplar and Myrel, Shield of Argive provide creature-centric decks additional benefits for more mana
Chase cards that are undercosted and pushed, designed to appeal to those building Standard or Modern decks, or to upgrade a broad swathe of Commander decks and often, to both
For most people, change, even positive change, is difficult to deal with
Scapeshift is traditionally a powerful option against decks with a lot of discard spells, as Scapeshift after turn four or five is often a kill by itself
Here, Devour Flesh will trade one-for-one with the Invisible Stalker only because the Rancor will return to its owners hand
11 Witherbloom Pestilence Dina, Essence Brewer This is one of two decks that it hurts to have so low down this ranking, but Witherbloom Pestilence just isn't as powerful as I hoped it would be, especially when this Strixhaven College is arguably the best to use in the Limited format, and has seen multiple cards cross over into the Standard meta for some fringe decks
