That's where the inspiration for MTG's new Suplex card comes from, as it takes the iconic moment from Final Fantasy 6 where you can literally suplex a train
Spelunking Okay, this one isn't real
Faceless Haven Faceless Haven may not look too flashy, but it's consistently been one of the most-played Magic cards ever since its release at the top of the year, and that's because of how little downside there is to using it
The big news this week was Nintendo's first Indie World of the year which didn't bring us that game but did provide plenty of goodies including Little Kitty, Big City, Teenage Mutant
Sure, you can jam the nine Nazgul in there (if you can find them!), but the reason people love this Commander is because it lets you play cheap instants and sorceries that would otherwise be medium at best and card disadvantage at worst
That means youll be able to safely swing and benefit from The Rings attack triggers