Notable Reprints Aside from the potential commanders, this deck has a lot of Secret Lair cards between Brightstone Ritual, Broadside Bombardiers, Conspicuous Snoop, Empty the Warrens, Grapeshot, Skirk Prospector, Roaming Throne, Skullclamp, and Sol Ring
These tones act as guiding beacons when we need to make decisions on how to depict something visually, what kind of flavor text makes the most resonant sense, or what card name will fortify a consistent theme across the set
If you have another way to cause damage, perhaps with Tinkerbell - Giant Fairy, then you can quest again in the same turn
If you proliferate multiple times, you don't have to choose the same set of players and/or permanents to get additional counters each time
In Commander, its not quite the meta-warping powerhouse it was in Standard, but the sheer value it produces is simply too high to ignore for any self-respecting Goblin enthusiast
It doesnt scale up after it enters play, but it also doesnt scale down if your board gets wiped, so swings and roundabouts