I haven't seen Keruga, the Macrosage much outside of Pioneer and Explorer, but it would be interesting to see how people use it as a companion in Commander
1: Until your next turn, prevent all damage that would be dealt to and dealt by target permanent an opponent controls
1 Wall of Blossoms and Wall of Omens Why are these number one
[24] POP 1 : Pok Ball with 1 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: September 2004 Abbreviation: POP1 POP 2 : Pok Ball with 2 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: August 2005 Abbreviation: POP2 POP 3 : Pok Ball with 3 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: April 2006 Abbreviation: POP3 POP 4 : Pok Ball with 4 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: August 2006 Abbreviation: POP4 POP 5 : Pok Ball with 5 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: March 2007 Abbreviation: POP5 POP 6 : Pok Ball with 6 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: September 2007 Abbreviation: POP6 POP 7 : Pok Ball with 7 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: March 2008 Abbreviation: POP7 POP 8 : Pok Ball with 8 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: September 2008 Abbreviation: POP8 POP 9 : Pok Ball with 9 next to it Number of cards: 17 Release date: March 2009 Abbreviation: POP9 The Play
Nissa tends to be a lands-matter kind of Planeswalker, with most of her cards doing things like untapping lands (Genesis Mage, Sage Animist, Vital Force, Steward of Elements, and Worldwaker), animating them into creatures (Vital Force, Sage Animist, Shadowed Boughs, Steward of Elements), or giving you extra abilities whenever you play a land
This game supports cross-platform play
