Aang, Destined Savior Aatchik, Emerald Radian Absolving Lammasu Aclazotz, Deepest Betrayal Adorned Crocodile Aerith Gainsborough Agent Venom Agents of HYDRA Al Bhed Salvagers Ambitious Augmenter Anafenza, Unyielding Lineage Ancient Adamantoise Angelic Destiny Ares, God of War Arnyn, Deathbloom Botanist Avatar Destiny Ba Sing Se Badgermole Badgermole Cub Bashful Beastie Beamsaw Prospector Beifong's Bounty Hunters Bile-Vial Boggart Bitter Work Boggart Cursecrafter Boggart Mischief Brako, Heartless Hunter Bumi, King of Three Trials Burdened Stoneback Buzz Bots Buzzard-Wasp Colony Callous Inspector Cauldron of Essence Chaos, the Endless Clockwork Percussionist Cold Case Cracker Colossus of the Blood Age Common Crook Crash, Reckless Endrider Crossway Troublemakers Crow of Dark Tidings Curious Farm Animals Dai Li Agents Dai Li Indoctrination Desperate Measures Digsite Conservator Dockworker Drone Dragonfly Swarm Driver of the Dead Dwarven Castle Guard Dynamite Diver Earth Kingdom General Earth Rumble Earth Village Ruffians Earthbending Lesson Earthen Ally Edge Rover Embalmed Ascendant End-Blaze Epiphany Enduring Courage Enduring Curiosity Enduring Innocence Enduring Tenacity Enduring Vitality Essence Channeler Explorer's Cache Fake Your Own Death Fatal Fissure Fear of Lost Teeth Fell Horseman Felonious Rage Fiendish Panda
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(2014-05-29) Effects based on any additional costs that were paid for the original spell will be copied as though those same costs were paid for the copy
Now that we've gotten the handful of honorable mentions out of the way, let's get right on into the main list of my top new planes from March of the Machine Commander
Wizards of the Coast does a good job with their precon decks, wanting new players coming into the format to have fun and actually be able to compete against other mid-level and casual EDH decks
