Still, youd rather keep control of what you took than use it for other purposes, especially since these arent steal effects that return the property at the end of the turn
What truly matters when creating custom MTG cards is finding the right value-to-cost ratio for each one and considering appropriate levels of power for different rarities
And since most Commander players don't bother logging their decks with an online tool, we can assume an enormous number of copies have been taken out of circulation - hence the spike.
This time, its a sapphire card that costs just a single ink - and can also be used as precious ink in your inkwell, if you dont need it
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Alphinaud Leveilleur* 4 Mana for Alphinaud is a lot, given what else you can get in card draw there, and the fact its only on your second spell each turn combined with a poor size make this a creature you probably leave out of your party, unless you are wanting to make use of its partner
