A five-loyalty planeswalker that ticks up to seven when it comes down on turn three or four is a big threat, particularly as it can protect itself with a relevant downtick
In a madness-heavy deck this means you cast your card plus draw a card, and net you some sweet card advantage
Last updated on July 1, 2026 Costly Plunder | Illustration by Ben Maier Commander is Magics most popular format and the king of casual play
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