mtg hare apparent commander deck Hare Apparent MTG Proxy

on the surface, it looks pretty underwhelming, but when you dig in, its actually a very solid value proposition

There are plenty of colorless rocks, so why run this over some kind of Mind Stone variant

The tremendous flexibility of this card to take out whatever is posing a problem for you is invaluable, and there is little doubt many will take advantage of it, but this isn't quite the card its predecessors were

The Fire Crystal The Fire Crystal has some powerful abilities, but its hard to take turn 4 off for such an unreliable effect

Bristly Bill, Spine Sower continues Outlaws of Thunder Junctions trend of creating powerful, straightforward new options for MTGs classic color identities

Thats become even easier with the release of two specific cards in Into the Inklands