If youre able to play it in your deck then you almost certainly should (unless you have certain stipulations in your deck), and 34,000 decks agree with me
Its key insight is how Valley Floodcaller could combine with Enduring Vitality and Stormchaser's Talent to create a self-sustaining mana engine that generates arbitrarily large creatures
Heirloom Blade When it comes to creature type-based equipment, look no further than Heirloom Blade
Modern is Aggro City and control is, and has been, largely absent
But it seems like he's becoming a popular MTG commander in his own right, with over 1,300 decks already logged on EDHREC
This is also the most powerful Phyrexian Praetor in Type Four where you have infinite mana so you can drop this turn one, but only one spell per turn, so this is a massive counter there