To determine the total cost of a spell, start with the mana cost or alternative cost you're paying, add any cost increases, then apply any cost reductions (such as that of the effect of the chapter III ability)
The first aims for an inexorable long game, carefully timing blink spells to safely reuse ETB effects, often countering single target removal or turning evenhanded board wipes into events where you come out far ahead of the rest of the table
33/102 Kakuna
Mono-green offers the most consistency and access to the best Elf commanders in MTG with powerful mana dorks
Given that Reality Shift is a Commander staple, this is a good piece of interaction for many white decks
I know I mentioned at the start of this article that we werent interested in effects that cast opponents spells, but Im making an exception to talk about Dire Fleet Daredevil a moment because it does technically exile the spell, and because its such a cool card