It earns the #1 spot because it was built specifically to solve the problem American collectors face: getting authentic Japanese products shipped internationally, reliably, with English-language support every step of the way
Synergy, Griefing, Staples, Building a Doran Deck ) Commander Starter Kits 1 (kick start your allied two-color decks for $25) Commander Starter Kits 2 (kick start your enemy two-color decks for $25) Commander Starter Kits 3 (kick start your shard three-color decks for $25) Commander write-ups Ive done (and links to decklists) : Zurgo Bellstriker (Bellstriking Like a Boss) Dragonlord Ojutai (Troll Shroud) Karrthus, Tyrant of Jund (Dragons, Megamorphs, and Dragons) Dromoka, the Eternal (One Flying Bolster Basket) Shu Yun, the Silent Tempest (Tempests and Teapots) Tasigur, the Golden Fang (Hatching Evil Sultai Plots) Scion of the Ur-Dragon (Dragon Triggers for Everyone) Nahiri, The Lithomancer (Lithomancing for Fun and Profit) Titania, Protector of Argoth (Titanias Land and Elemental Exchange) Reaper King (All About VILLAINOUS WEALTH) Feldon of the Third Path (She Will Come Back to Me) Sidisi, Brood Tyrant (Calling Up Ghouls with Sidisi) Zurgo Helmsmasher (Two Times the Smashing) Anafenza, the Foremost (Anafenza and Your Restless Dead) Narset, Enlightened Master (The New Voltron Overlord) Surrak Dragonclaw (The Art of Punching Bears) Avacyn, Guardian Angel
We wanted to make sure players were afraid of Garruk
In this nerfed state, the companion ability allows the player to pay three colorless mana to put a card from outside the game into their hand, so long as the deck met the card's 'companion requirement'
And it seems that in doing this they are are either hastening a demise that the game was already on the horizon or creating it through decisions that are questionable to say the least and focus on short-term gains at the detriment of long-term harm to the game of Magic: The Gathering
