[3] For example: Atraxa, Praetors Voice, the most popular commander in the game, is just a really good all-around card that lets you play every color except red
Once it lands, Tyrranax Rex has ward 4 and haste, meaning it is attacking as soon as it comes down, and even if your opponent wants to stop it, your opponents are going to be taxed to oblivion to resolve the spell
"I was prepared to roast this card, but it seems players are actually super into it...I won't be playing it, but it seems many other players will." It's funny trying to recall my thought processes from 12+ months ago
games to end on any turn
If their thing wins and they can do it quickly then they only need to worry about exactly the the things that stop their thing or that can win faster
In Limited, it doesnt matter quite so much, as by the time youve played the dragon, youve probably played most of the cards you have access to anyway