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Space Marine Devastator gives us both reasonable bodies and some battlefield control, often just what we need to get out of a tight spot

Whatever the case, these spells are some of the best ways to dig deep into your deck to find the answers you are looking for

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Soulbond is a very odd mechanic, and one that hasn't been returned to much since it was first printed in the original Innistrad block, but Deadeye Navigator is probably the most iconic of the cards with the mechanic due to the ability to go infinite with some pretty innocent looking cards (plus Dockside Extortionist, but we dont need to worry about that one in Commander anymore!)

It is simple enough for new players to grasp, complex enough that older players wont feel babied and replayable enough that a single box could keep you trying a different deck every day for months