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Price $23.81 (Showcase Scrolls) The interesting thing about Nazgul is that you can have nine of them , which in a commander deck, actually provides you with better odds than running the usual four cards in a standard 60-card Magic deck

We first saw this back in, well, New Phyrexia and cards like Tezzeret's Gambit and the ever-popular Atraxa, Praetors' Voice

affordable compared to the next card on our list

5/3 Illustrated by Carl Critchlow Standard Not Legal Alchemy Not Legal Pioneer Not Legal Historic Legal Modern Legal Brawl Legal Legacy Legal Comp

The quaint artwork and no-nonsense symmetrical pillow fort effect make this one of my favorite cards in early Magic, but it definitely commands a higher price than a lot of other cards while offering a fairly specific effect that likely isnt going to make or break your deck

Those kinds of game where you try and get ahead on tempo and get stopped in your tracks only to realise by turn four you have dealt two points of damage and have a single unexciting card left in your hand and a stagnant board position while your opponent has more lands, a hand full of gas and an unassailable active planeswalker