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Legends came from a D&D playgroup

even though that mana is restricted to casting your commander, its still the Commander equivalent of a Black Lotus, the most sought-after card in Magic history (well, except for The One Ring)

Top 10 Nonlegendary Simic Creatures You Can Cast From the Graveyard [REDACTED] (Further up this list) [REDACTED] (Further up this list) Mirrorhall MimicMirrorhall Mimic Chainweb AracnirChainweb Aracnir Deeproot HistorianDeeproot Historian Marang River ProwlerMarang River Prowler Mischievous CatgeistMischievous Catgeist Sproutback TrudgeSproutback Trudge Lantern BearerLantern Bearer Lunar HatchlingLunar Hatchling None of this list blows me away, but there are nonetheless a few that I wouldn't mind having an extra copy of and won't take up much room in the deck

One of the very first cards I opened was this card: As I talked about several years ago in an article titled "My Favorite Things," I'm a huge fan of graveyard interactions

Lorcana promises that the Into the Inklands set will change up your game with a brand-new element: location cards

In the hypothetical world where a playgroup allowed unconventional generals, this deck could answer vulnerabilities that the typical silver deck often has, especially in the realm of board wipes