Wizards initially pushed Nadu for Commander and ended up breaking Modernand Commander, for that matter
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It can single-handedly take a player with low life out if you have five wizards on the board late game
This policy was put in place in 1996, and was the result of massive backlash to how much Wizards of the Coast was reprinting cards during the first few years of the game
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