It's a flexible white instant speed removal spell that leaves behind a couple of map tokens
Showcase foil: $15 Borderless foil: $18 Prerelease foil: $16 Regular: $6.50 Urabrask, Heretic Praetor Another Phyrexian Praetor slipped into a Standard-legal MTG set, with the foil Phyrexian version of Urabrask, Heretic Praetor priced at around $45
These deities arent like any other creatures: theyre indestructible and theyre only creatures on the battlefield if their devotion is met, so choose your removal wisely
The Evolution of the Deck I first built this deck before Commander Legends: Battle for Baldurs Gate came out, and tried to keep the theme pureall the nonland cards needed to be from the two Secret Lairs or from Adventures in the Forgotten Realms
for example, you may find Ixalan's Binding from the original Ixalan set in The List slot, but it is not legal in Standard
As you can imagine, when youve got a board built up, this can be an incredibly potent threat