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Before a spell resolves, you can cast Failure to bounce it to its opponents hand, which means they wasted mana trying to cast this spell

For most formats, there's not much public information available on the individuals who make these decisions, but we do know that MTG's Play Design team has some say in what cards are banned

Gengar grew more than double its size, ballooning from $170 up to an impressive $400 before dropping straight back down to $300, sliding just under that mark for a brief period before rising back into the 300s

Those strategies transfer over to Commander with varying degrees of success