They can drift toward too convincing Heres the boring ethical note: the more your proxies look exactly like official product, the more you risk confusion later
You'll find lots of traces of strategies in here - there's some song synergy, some item payoffs, plenty of ways to heal your damaged units, and more draw than you'll know what to do with
There are borderless character versions of cards from the main set and the Commander decks, said Zakeel Gordon / Jubilee Finnegan, Wizards of the Coast in a press release.
Despite Grixis Shadow being currently maybe the strongest deck in the format (thanks to Lurrus obviously) I think Deaths Shadow is not the correct way how you want to approach your tempo deck in the future
Neyith of the Dire Hunt | Illustration by Magali Villeneuve Usually when you refer to werewolf commanders in Magic, you talk specifically about legendary creatures with the werewolf type
In practice, this will likely mean your opponents will play all their artifacts and creatures tapped, but that's still a big effect for a two-mana vampire soldier
