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However, its potential will be tested in Legacy, where efficiency is paramount

Sealed products Safer for beginners Slow but stable growth Lower risk Easy to store Graded cards Higher potential ROI Requires knowledge Grading costs involved More volatile prices Most beginners start with sealed products, then move into graded cards once they understand the market

Commander games have bigger boards and even more creatures than the average format which turns this Fog into tons of tiny knife stabs

FromTheShire: Tyvar has a better shot than most to hit the battlefield since the ability is pretty unique but at the end of the day he can still easily be killed and he can't be your Commander so you're not reliably going to have him in hand, which dampens how much you want to build around him like he requires

The downside was that it meant a bunch more words on already wordy cards for very little gameplay relevance

From there we came up with the idea that the editor would be editing its own card