mtg commander decks d&d Magic The Gathering Final Fantasy Marvel Super Heroes features four different Commander deck versions Weekly Update (Nov 8): Commander

The "seven or more lands" prevented this from being in my top three

There were lots of good answers to individual threats no matter how large, and most decks were sitting on several when it came time to finish them

What's inside: NPCs divided into allies, villains, and wild cards (including an 8-year-old with a magical greatsword and Sissy Ontario, the urban druid)

Consulate Surveillance doesn't target and can affect any source, so it can stop damage from a hexproof or protection creature, or a burn spell aimed directly at you

The Green Excuse It's around this time when talking about catch-up cards that some people will say that White catch-up cards never turn off because you'll always have a Green opponent way ahead in lands than you, but this isn't always the case in my experience

This red spirit card cost $9.50 a month ago, but since then it's gone up 200%, to a far more impressive $28.60