25-21) Doubling Season ($25), Woodfall Primus ($10), Mana Reflection ($10), Genesis ($15), Regal Force ($8) Im lumping these cards together because they often end up in the same kinds of Commander decks: big, green, angry brews that overwhelm opponents with mana ramp, tokens, fat, and utility
Not to put a face to the businessas I stated before, the purpose of this article isnt advertisementbut to understand what actually drives the counterfeiting industry
They are part of one of the cheapest competitive decks in the Pioneer format, in this case Mono-Blue Spirits, which costs just a bit over $100 to complete
We'll have to wait and see
This eight-mana 7/5 Juggernaut turns all your creatures into Juggernauts too, setting their power and toughness to 5/3 and forcing them to attack every turn, but also making it so they can't be blocked by Wall creatures, making that one Wall player in your group look real awkward in a match
The upside is that Orb can also go in decks that want to mill themselves for value, like Muldrotha, the Gravetide and Teval, the Balanced Scale