This one works best with low mana value Commanders, and makes running blink cards like Ephemerate and Eerie Interlude that much better
You don't even need to have a Surging Sparks item in your cart, although I imagine you'll want to if there are still some in stock
Affectionately called a Group Slug deck, the Masters of Evil deck introduces a new mechanic called villainous choice, which gives your opponents two options that either harms them or helps you out
Here's a closer look at a handful of the expansion's cards we've seen so far: The monthly expansions continue to feel a little breakneck in their release pace for those of us who are still playing daily (hello to the handful of other daily players out there!), but there's no denying TPC's commitment to making catching 'em all as challenging as possible
Sending someones hard-earned graveyard back to their library can be a back-breaking play against reanimator decks, Underworld Breach, or even Thassas Oracle, as your opponent will often have too many cards in their library to win the game after putting their graveyard back into their library