The originals gave you the option of sacrificing or drawing a card, whereas the second ones gave you an effect and you could pay a little extra to draw a card as well
There's absolutely a case to be made for this being the best of the Strixhaven decks, but right now it's a comfortable number two
Built by Real Commander Players Built by Real Commander Players Curated Builds No Filler Cards Synergy-Focused Ready to Play Main Phase decks are curated for real Commander games built with synergy, balance, and intention
4 Robin Hood, Champion Of Sherwood Stealing From The Rich And Giving To The Needy Coming out as early as three ink, Robin Hood, Champion of Sherwood is capable of challenging while still gaining lore
Then look for which two piles have the most rares and mythics between them (or just the cards you want to play the most), and set the others aside
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