…my time playing Magic. Bryan: I want to dive into the history. Let’s find out how this format came into being and how it got to where it is today….
…your command zone. Speaking of counter spells; I wouldn’t recommend putting a counter spell in your command zone in most cases. The commander tax will make the spell inefficient to…
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…used to cheat big creatures into play quickly in order to overwhelm their opponent. Oathbreaker has one advantage for Sneak and Show, which is that we can use the namesake…
…Stone 1x Mirrorworks 1x Mishra’s Bauble 1x Mishra’s Self-Replicator 1x Mountain 1x Mox Amber 1x Mox Opal 1x Pithing Needle 1x Prototype Portal 1x Relic of Progenitus 1x Saheeli, Sublime…
…there’s better cards to put your time and money into. Summing Up… Overall ,my philosophy when it comes to trying to use Oathbreaker to make “MAD MAD MONEY!” is something…
…banned in this format, since they cannot sit in the Command Zone. Because of the Signature Spell, some instants and sorceries are too powerful to be allowed access to the…
…Whir of Invention [] are equally correct, and I suspect Whir might even be better than Recall, assuming you tweak some other cards to help generate UUU more consistently. There’s…
…slow down your opponents and lock them out from playing the game. Similarly, Teferi, Time Raveler [] can be utilized in conjunction with Whir of Invention [] to lock opponents…
…“command zone tax.” Why “Oathbreaker”? Some Planeswalkers took oaths to protect the people of the multiverse. In order to fight each other, they might have to break these oaths. Besides,…