Any time a creature has more than one Role controlled by the same player attached to it, the creature keeps the newest Role and all the others controlled by that player are put into the graveyard (and then cease to exist as they're tokens)
This is a good card, but one that requires being used in a specially-prepared deck - preferably a deck loaded with sorcery and instant cards for dealing damage, as opposed to lots of creatures
And that's what Prime Speaker Vannifar always boils down to: a powerful linear combo deck
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Its body can contend in combat with other aggressive decks, including the green-based variants, and it puts a ton of pressure on control and combo
Learn more: Out of the Abyss Karazikar, the Eye Tyrant ( Adventures in the Forgotten Realms Commander) Like most of its kind, the beholder Karazikar is hateful and paranoid, trusting no one
