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A second vampire rogue, Drana's Silencer, is also in my list
At five mana youre not going to get this flipped before turn 6 at the earliest, but thats about when youre confidently in second spell category anyways
Gibbering Fiend Rather like Gouged Zealot, Gibbering Fiend wants to be paired with cards that do something with the steady burn damage it deals
There was already a lot of focus on the player-designed cards, as the prize for the winner was that theirs was printed with their picture in the illustration
Maybe a little too mean, so we had to make it play a little nicer. By definition, the group slug player can quickly become the persona non grata of a Commander game, in part because the engines behind these strategies often rely on enchantment cards to establish their ruthless game plan
