4 Fateful Absence Fateful Absence is a reliable answer to Planeswalkers that doesn't cost you a spot in your deck for removing creatures
It is a bit slower than Primal Hunter but offers much the same utility and a little bit more
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If Wizards of the Coast didn't think it was worth the effort to include the Commander cards from Final Fantasy (which happens to be the best-selling Magic set of all time) via Through the Omenpaths , and they didn't include a lot of the cards from Spider-Man , I think it's very unlikely that theyll go through the trouble to omenpath-ize older Commander-only products like Warhammer 40K , Fallout , or Doctor Who (let alone flops like Assassin's Creed )
Here were the major issues we identified: Issue #1 There weren't enough cards
