Though our very Commander is a damage amplifier, her effect is gleefully multiplied with each additional amplifier on the table, so we include cards like City on Fire, Furnace of Rath, Fiery Emancipation, Fire Servant, and Dictate of the Twin Gods for extra Scoville units
Last updated on February 23, 2026 Jalum Tome | Illustration by Ben Hill Magic: The Gathering has printed some truly strange cards over the years, but few are as bizarreor as valuableas the ones that dont even look like real Magic cards
Target opponent chooses a creature they control
Stone of Erech severely punishes players for using graveyard strategies and creature death effects, since Stone of Erech exiles any creature that would die, keeping the graveyard empty
printPkmn("Iron Hands", "HP 154");printPkmn("Dondozo", "HP 150");printPkmn("Clodsire", "HP 130");printPkmn("Dudunsparce", "HP 125");printPkmn("Farigiraf", "HP 120");printPkmn("Great Tusk", "HP 115");printPkmn("Scream Tail", "HP 115");printPkmn("Baxcalibur", "HP 115");printPkmn("Ting-Lu", "HP 115");printPkmn("Brute Bonnet", "HP 111")
I am happy with the design of Grim Guardian because I believe it serves this role well