d&d mtg commander deck Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate Immerse yourself in the action Magic The Gathering - Final

A strong top-deck later in the game when you have fewer cards to discard, for sure, but when you transform it into Ifrit, Warden of Inferno, you get a 9/9 and a free fight effect

The fact that Daze can become completely dead in the late game or even when your opponent has a good read on you puts pressure on you to use it early

Sleeves protect cards from wear, dirt, and moisture, and also make shuffling easier

Between the creature side and the Saga's chapter abilities, there's a lot of information

Hows that for one-shotting an opponent with commander damage

An interesting thing about this card is it doesn't seem to have all that much to do with the deck's commander, Y'shtola