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Worldfire Unbanned not too long ago, Worldfire is Commander-legal and ready to ruin lives

Bear also lends its name and the 2/2 stats to hate bears (or hatebears), a slang term for creatures with highly disruptive abilities but relatively fragile toughness

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If you want to give a blocking creature -1/-1 in black, you could run Plague Wight or Cadaverous Knight instead

If playing three, four, or five colors came at no cost, the Constructed decks would use their access to effectively limitless fixing and would all be many-colored