Now, I also don't want to take these early wins as a sign that the system is perfect
We go back to the Lightning Club Jeopardy stage and this time, armed with mono-Grass featuring Mega Drain Butterfly as the star of the show, whisk through it
Inkwell Leviathan As a color, blue nearly has it all
We found a PWCC auction for this card, which ended up closing with a $66,000 price tag
This is particularly useful for testing whether a Commander deck's land count and ramp package produce consistent starts in the singleton format, where variance is inherently higher than in 60-card constructed
What makes Eminence and all of these cards so broken is that there's quite literally no way to interact with the Eminence ability since there's no way to interact with cards in the command zone, which means the Eminence decks have a massive advantage from the very first turn of the game