Blade of Magnus Whenever Magnus the Red deals combat damage to a player, create a 3/3 red Spawn creature token
The speed by which the deck might churn out a win via Commander damage was breakneck
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The Omen Hawker lists felt much more powerful with an Omen Hawker in play than without, so Rule of 8 here will be huge
Here is a good general breakdown for a well-balanced deck: 1 Cost Cards: One or Two 2 Cost Cards: Seven or Eight 3 Cost Cards: Five or Six 4 Cost Cards: Three or Four 5 Cost Cards: Two or Three 6 Cost Cards: At Most One These are just general guidelines, and these numbers can be flexible if you think of a strategy that will work well
The card is named after domains creator, Barry Reich
