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Commander has a bit of a boardwipe problem right now in that players just cant seem to stomach their vegetables and run enough good ones so Im glad that Split Up arrived to offer a fantastic tool in that box
Call from the Grave previously only existed as part of the digital Astral set in the 1997 MicroProse Magic: The Gathering video game
This shiny card was released as part of the original 1999 Base Set and became the ultimate status symbol for early collectors
Nowadays, it's almost expected for your best creatures to come with an enter the battlefield trigger
Whether youre a tournament grinder looking for an edge or a Commander player wanting to power up your favorite deck, my advice is the same: dont miss out on The Soul Stone
