it also has synergy in decks that care about casting spells (prowessstyle effects, whenever you cast a spell triggers, or stormadjacent strategies) since becoming prepared effectively lets you double up on its spell over time
1 Like wisewailmer May 26, 2024, 11:23pm 8 Not to mention that its the only era to give every single pokemon in a set a holo treatment
Mind Twist Targeted discard takes a huge hit in Commander compared to Constructed formats, since it typically only interacts with one opponent and doesnt affect the board
To use the type chart at a glance, you can just remember what each colored cell represents: White: Normal damage Red: 1/2 damage Green: 2X damage Black: No effect/ no damage There are also individual charts for every combination of dual types you can reference here
It's around #14 or 15 on my list and not in the Top 10 proper, but the ability to force someone to discard, and destroy artifacts and critters with one number is a very precise scalpel that destroys what you need, but tends to leave your own stuff alone
If a creature has protection from a particular [quality] like white or dragons, you cannot use that something to block the creature