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But wow this is such an interesting way to deal noncombat damage in commander

Attack for three first because it has vigilance and then use Agonizing Remorse off the land thanks to Nissa

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Basically, relying on countermagic for protection usually means you are two turns slower to safely go off

Last March of the Ents costs eight mana which is a big risk if it weren't uncounterable