Horrify your opponents with Borderless, Double Exposure, Paranormal Frame treatments, Full-Art Manor lands, and Mirror Monster cards
If you play this as a slow threat in decks with a lot of high mana spells, it's not the worst option as it's both a beater and a kill spell
Stiltzkins Genial Giveaway Stiltzkin, Moogle Merchant | Illustration by Hendry Iwanaga Commander (1) Creature (24) Flumph Esper Sentinel Soul Warden Weathered Wayfarer Crystal Barricade Tataru Taru Knight of the White Orchid Scrawling Crawler Steel Golem Discerning Financier Drumbellower Loran of the Third Path Yes Man, Personal Securitron Akroan Horse Bronze Bombshell Grid Monitor Rust Elemental Silent Arbiter Delivery Moogle Keeper of the Accord Mangara, the Diplomat Master of Ceremonies Windborn Muse Sun Titan Sorcery (5) Cut a Deal Secret Rendezvous Austere Command Farewell Approach of the Second Sun Instant (6) Path to Exile Swords to Plowshares Dawn's Truce Reprieve Generous Gift Oblation Enchantment (8) Land Tax Darksteel Mutation Tenuous Truce Ghostly Prison Monologue Tax Nine Lives Smothering Tithe Transcendence Artifact (16) Sol Ring Arcane Signet Howling Mine Jinxed Idol Jinxed Ring Pearl Medallion Swiftfoot Boots Thought Vessel Crown of Doom Jinxed Choker Archaeomancer's Map Grafted Skullcap Lich's Tomb Wedding Ring Norn's Annex Coveted Jewel Land (40) Emeria, the Sky Ruin Hall of Heliod's Generosity Homeward Path Plains x34 Reliquary Tower War Room Ishgard, the Holy See This Stiltzkin deck leans into the moogles quirky merchant vibe to turn Commander into a kind of gift shop
Two-part cards are nothing new to Magic , but one of the big draws here is that these act as pseudo-reprints of some of the most iconic spells from the games history
The Power Players of the Pro Tour Who will Marshall and Paul be talking about on Sunday afternoon as they watch the Top 8 unfold
