The original Portal: Three Kingdoms version is still $135, more than five times as much as the Double Masters printing, which is just $25
Listen, friend, Magic lore has nothing on the complexity and sheer volume of text that is D&D lore, so I welcome your well, actually correction on this if I have it wrong
The nice thing about this commander is that it doesn't have to enter combat in order to leave a mark, and it equally pressures all opposing players in the game
In a deck with an abundance of low-costed creatures, as red often has, it isn't too hard to find one goblin token or construct creature to throw in the bin for the mana
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