It's one of the few ways that blue can remove a threat once it has hit the board, and its unique creature-swapping effect means that you can steal the opponent's creature indefinitely, assuming you can keep it alive
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History of Evoke According to Mark Rosewater, evoke was originally supposed to be a way for instants and sorceries to have alternate casting costs to make them into creatures
That being said, this list isnt about the best Commanders in the Assassins Creed set, that will come later
Then if we have enough copies
That card has slowly risen in value to about $30, so we might expect Scythecat Cub to eventually settle at a similar figure, though obviously it's going to depend on the relative supply of the two cards