Thanks to availability in the US being so low, buying one stateside is going to set you back $800 at time of writing
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That ability goes on the stack, and you have a chance to respond to it before it resolves
This powerful 0-drop artifact doesn't discriminate based on your Commander's color identity, making it an all-inclusive favorite for any deck
If you'd also like to damage opponents while sweeping the board, classics like Earthquake, [/card]Rolling Earthquake[/card], and Fault Line have been around for decades
Unless those names revolve around creature types, those names tend not to have mechanical relevance but show up often in card titles and flavor text
