The highest-rarity cards stand out with a striking enchanted style that looks inked on parchment, making this set one of the most visually distinctive releases to date
But, given MTGs recent power creep, its very clunky and often plays out as just a vanilla 4/4, with a lot of mana investment needed for it to be good
For Keruga, the Macrosage, that constraint is not including any one- or two-cost cards in your deck
To kick things off, were going to look at some elite legends for Commander headlined by an aggressive, expensive God
FALLOUT COMMANDER: GREEN Bighorner Rancher might be farming cattle, but hes much more likely to find his way into Selesnya Humans/Counters decks, or Gruul Power-matters decks