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Thats with the exception of Jegantha, the Wellspring, of course, since its activated ability means itd still be restricted to five-color decks in Commander post-change

Basim Ibn Ishaq Turning all of your historic spells into one-time cantrips isnt all that bad, and it does guarantee youll connect with Basim Ibn Ishaq and get a +1/+1 counter on it

Unless she wins an Open the first weekend shes legal, I think Soulfire spends the first month slipping into the $15 to $20 range

Plus, its easy to bring this villain back because it costs only 3 mana (Recommission), or you can use Emeritus of Abundance

Life drain effects can either make your opponents lose life directly or deal damage to them

Let's not mince words here: Malevolent HermitMalevolent Hermit is an amazing card that feels like it was purpose-made for Doc AurlockDoc Aurlock, even though it was printed years ahead of time