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In short, it is the original, it is the one and what we are here to answer is whether or not this old dog is still worth your time, specifically in the digital age via the current adaptations of digital Magic the gathering known as MTG: Arena
That said, this commander wont do much else for you so this card may be better off in the 99 of a Sythis, Harvest's Hand deck
Trading only work with cards of the same rarity
He kept playing lands, and I kept drawing cards, until he cast a Candelabra and a Gauntlet
