For example, Kindred Dominance was a very valuable card before being reprinted in Commander Masters, but its value plummeted to nearly $5
Since those abilities trigger only once each turn, those additional counters won't cause those abilities to trigger any more that turn
The other big bonus was that you got to see their entire deck, which back then taught you a lot more than it does now due to a lot of people playing their own homebrews and a lack of other ways to take a look
When transformed, they become Ulrich, Uncontested Alpha, which is a 6/6 and when it transforms into itself, you can have it fight a non-Werewolf Creature you dont control
Either way, this looks like one of the best control commanders weve seen in a while
Wrap Up Frogmyr Enforcer | Illustration by Maxime Minard Affinity for Artifacts paved the way to many cost-reducing mechanics in MTG (and many broken mechanics and decks, too)