The card Tyler The Great Warrior is a special situation, as it is the only time that Make-A-Wish and Yu-Gi-Oh
Trap Essence F If you're already in blue, you don't need a three colour counterspell, and you certainly don't need one where the upside is putting two counters on one of your creatures
One of the best options for players to play in their extra deck in this strategy was Number 11: Big Eye, a powerful Rank 7 monster that was crucial for breaking the opponent's board when going second
Id love to see more Commanders focused on ways to take advantage of games having multiple different opponents, and not just by printing Group Hug or Goad cards
All Bottled Up This card was inspired by the Arabian Nights card City in a Bottle, the one change being that you could pick whatever expansion symbol you wished to destroy
This is mostly notorious for sparking some very confusing rulings about what happened if you had two Behemoths, and whether the "once per copy" thing applied for one or both, and eventually they just declared that Behemoth could use his effect once per Duel
