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7 Bhaal, Lord Of Murder Gods in Magic have historically been extremely powerful, and Bhaal is no exception
Like, one of your opponents is going to have something multicolored in Commander, so this becomes essentially an auto-include for any red deck
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The Lorcana starter decks provide counters and mats for these purposes, but you can use any method you like as long as it's been agreed with your opponent