Firja, Judge of Valor is a brilliant choice as a commander if you want to utilize a powerful graveyard strategy, but without being completely reliant on it
It checks for whatever Hotshot Mechanic's current power is, not its base power
As part of the press Q&A, Rassmussen was asked whether there were concerns that draft and pre-release experiences would lose popularity because of Play Boosters higher price point
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It may have been a mistake to give them minds of their own
Let's dawdle no longer: Let's take a look at some schemes clearly deemed too strong for the preconstructed decks' release
