There’s probably a great Human or two out there for basically any deck that you’re trying to build.

The only thing that I like more than a Grand Abolisher on the battlefield is a Grand Abolisher that my opponents can’t see until its too late to respond.

If you’ve got a deck that includes white and focuses on a specific creature type, this card is one of the best ways to protect your creatures and it can even be used as a combat trick if you need a little extra damage in during the combat phase.

Being able to pick and choose how you clear the board and keeping your own higher mana value pieces intact without having to rely on the nuclear options like Farewell and Austere Command could prove beneficial as well. Selective wiping can mean you come out on top. If only this card had flash ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°).

Chief: Let’s be serious. Some people would also rather lose to a Glacial Chasm than have any way to remove it.

Exxaxl: All decks should pass the Glacial Chasm test.

I’ve occasionally heard that Sun Titan is just too slow for casual Commander these days. If that ever becomes true, I might not continue playing. I have no intention of cutting Sun Titan any time soon.

This is why the recent completion of a cycle that began back in 2004’s Darksteel is such a big deal. After all, it took over 19 years for this cycle to finally come to a close.

Of note, this ability is particularly unique for mono-white decks that don’t usually have many ways to reuse instant and sorcery spells once they’re in the graveyard.

While not every creature with flash is so egregious, there are still a low of powerful cards out there that can be used to catch your opponents with their shields down.

Coalition Victory isn’t an option, so maybe we’ll just have to settle for casting Omniscience to make all of the other spells in our hand free.

Have you ever been in a situation where beating a board wipe and then having just one more turn would allow you to win a close game of Commander?

While 3 mana and 2 life for an Esper Sentinel or a Skullclamp isn’t exactly the best rate, it can be argued that these cards are worth more than 1 mana in the first place!

The groans of the graveyard player when you cast this are usually preferable to those of their freshly raised undead legions.

I also noticed that Commander fan favorite Azusa, Lost but Seeking was conspicuously absent from the Kamigawa Ink Secret Lair. I guess she’s still lost out there somewhere.

Exxaxl: Can I interest you into this old border Metalwork Colossus as a participation prize ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)?

Chief: There’s no need to bully me.

You must be prepared to do a little bit of extra math during your combat step, but this likely won’t be a long-term problem when you can swiftly crush your enemies with a magnificent parade of formidable attackers.

Have you ever had the oddly specific desire to turn every single creature spell that you cast into either a Knight of Autumn or an Elvish Rejuvenator? Well, now you can!