With Commander decks, as it can only enter tapped within your first three turns, Starting Town sees its best performance in decks whose commanders naturally hit the battlefield early , ensuring the required mana is available from turn two onward
The Deadly Disguise precon (around $36-$42) had Jeskas Will (about $22-$24), Seedborn Muse (~$6-$7), and Ohran Frostfang (~$4-$4.50), potentially making the singles worth more than the precon
Finding whatever piece is missing of a Devoted Druid/Vizier of Remedies combo, tutoring up the Glen Elendra Archmage that will lock your opponent out of the game, or just turning a Kitchen Finks into a more valuable situational replacement these are scenarios that seem much more Modern plausible than surviving to the point where your Breaching Hippocamp finally gets to do something meaningful
She is a mana dork that lets you add a couple of +1 counters to the creature you use her to cast
The legendary explosion This trend has been noticed before: Draftsim has tracked legendary creature counts by era, and sjschmitts MTG Set Analysis charts legendary percentage per set using Scryfall data
Dont be afraid to blow up your opponents dual lands with this guy
