Double sleeving is an extra step, but it can be the difference between "minor wear" and "stays near-mint." When single sleeves are enough Single-sleeving works well when: You're playing casually and your deck isn't full of high-value pieces You swap decks often and want faster setup You're okay replacing sleeves more frequently For many players, a quality outer sleeve is enough protection for regular weekly play
Madison Li and Liberty Prime, Recharged are rainbow foil cards
Summary Lands are critical in MTG, especially in Commander
Other early scarcities: Chaos Orb is another consistent high-value card from MTG's early years
This is great generic creature reanimation at instant speed, and it works well in defensive situations or when the creature youre reanimating is something with immediate impact like Griselbrand
My point is that I love alternate ways to win in Magic , so milling, from the day I first saw Millstone, was always close to my heart