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Seal Away gets rid of creatures in the early game, and Ixalan's Binding has some extra upside in hitting annoying planeswalkers like Vraska, Golgari Queen or Teferi, Hero of Dominaria
Thankfully, this new endeavor is a novel innovation that pays off, thanks in part to a relatively low price point and perfect clarity as to what comes inside the box
The effect reads, You may, so you can choose not to activate it
Commander damage is the most common way to eliminate opponents, but regular creature beatdowns can often get you across the line, too
