You commit a crime as you cast a spell, activate an ability, or put a triggered ability on the stack that targets one or more of the following: An opponent A spell or ability an opponent controls A permanent an opponent controls A card in an opponent's graveyard If a spell or ability doesn't target anything on that list, it's not a crime, even if it targets something like an opponent's card in exile or has a sinister-sounding name that would be a felony in many jurisdictions
While Magic: The Gathering's Commander format supports a vast range of viable deck archetypes and strategies, tribal decks are an incredibly popular choice for many Commander players
Each of the four Commander decks featured in the Doctor Who Magic: The Gathering set will focus on a different era of the sci-fi television series, except for a deck featuring cards focused on the various villains from across the entire franchise
Storms ability to fit in any deck means these cards form a de facto minimum power floor for combo finishers
Krang, Utrom Warlord This absolute monster of an artifact creature is a 9/9 for nine mana, and comes loaded with flying, trample, indestructible, and haste