That being said, Nils has the most powerful version of this Ghostly Prison effect weve yet seen on a commander, and he naturally provides value while stalling the game out
Nine-Fingers is the only legendary creature that specifically mentions gate lands, so its almost a no-brainer that were running the leader of the Guild at the head of our deck
Overall, however, it does not feel excessively manipulative, and certainly not more so than the actual cards, which after all always cost money
Search your library for up to that many land cards, put them onto the battlefield tapped, then shuffle
If they had a really good, expensive card in their deck and the other guy chose a basic land or otherwise relatively worthless card, players would be understandably upset and try to back out of the deal
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