Putting together a deck revolving around a specific card or effect you like (and tweaking that deck over time as you find out what works and what doesn't) is strangely moreish
18, the overall worth of the Doctor Who Commander set for normal cards is around $375, according to MTGGoldfish
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What I like about its design is that after a board wipe, youll probably still have some dragons left over
Mechanically unique cards available as a one off is antithetical to the player experience. Ugh
FORGET WHAT YOU THINK YOU KNOW It can be easy to understate the impact of a mechanic like this, which lessens the pressure of mana screw with little deck-building cost