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When you have a card that is doing things you almost always want with huge flexiblity on how it is used and that isn't over priced you have a big winner

Masters of Evil also avoids one of the typical precon problems we see time and time again: Commander precons often toe the line between two themes, mashing together multiple strategies with legends dedicated to each one but without obvious overlap between the two

Liliana, the Last Hope has back-breaking potential at just three mana

This does create the question of how exactly the card came to be and why exactly the card designers would create a card that has the sole intention of forcing a draw, and also why one would play it

Its safe to say that when purchasing a single with a price in the triple digits, dont make any apparent mistakes.