While MTG can feel overwhelming to try to get into, even for lapsed players who have a good understanding of the general landscape, the Commander decks are an easy way to just treat it like any other tabletop game you play every so often with friends
If you Fork a spell, the first copy must target the initial spell, but the second can target the Fork
Until you realize they are fifteen cards ahead of you - including permanent resources on the battlefield - and just drew several extra cards, and if you don't kill them on your turn you're basically in for a redux, except they're going to have untapped a ton of additional mana
Quantum Riddler Quantum Riddler sees play all across Magic because its a killer card
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Let's say you're playing a deck that wants to use it as a pseudo-wrath to destroy all creatures with power three or greater (which is a real possibility in Standard, considering we don't have hard-wraths at four mana anymore)