Ideally, through Land Tax and equipment that pull lands out of the deck, we should be maximizing the chance that our Nahiri triggers give us all gas

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Would I be more interested in repeatable draw, like Jor Kadeen, First Goldwarden, in the CZ
As well as that, Coram, the Undertaker is arguably a better fit for your Command Zone than the face Commander, Disa, the Restless
Phyresis Outbreak A powerful board wipe that gives poison counters and weakens opposing creatures
Vraska, Betrayals Sting It was bound to happen