He was dishonorably discharged after redirecting a falling chunk of the Kavaron debris belt to minimize collateral damage, a crime among the disaster-prone remnants of the Kav homeworld
The key to unlocking Quandrix Commands potential lies in the oft-overlooked fourth mode: Target player shuffles up to three target cards from their graveyard into their library. This immediately had me thinking about Taking Turns decks (which Ally Warfield covered in her article last week)
Jace set the standard for the best planeswalkers in MTG by combining control, card advantage, and long-term inevitability into one absurdly efficient package
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This strategy plays nicely with Rems flying and haste abilities, letting him steal surprise commander damage wins if the Knight plan doesnt work out
The backside also synergizes with this plan, potentially letting you copy a reanimation target as you wait to find your reanimation spell, and four defense counters is reasonable
