16 Toxrill, The Corrosive A Serious Threat With Little Escape Printed in Innistrad: Crimson Vow alongside Umbris, while Toxrill, the Corrosive may cost a hefty seven mana, once cast it is capable of single-handedly taking over a Commander game
Which makes sense when you look at its other printings: the cheapest version from Baldur's Gate is worth close to $100, for a card that is one of Magic's best dragons, an amazing treasure card, and a cEDH staple
Then it isnt over because they use his mana to keep the onslaught going
The rules complexity is considered low, while the strategic depth is medium, making it accessible to a broad range of players
However, they tap into that child-like wonder of getting a free toy