Zendikar Rising brought new double-face card technology with spells that you can play as lands on the reverse side, giving us a bunch of Commander-quality options for ensuring we make land drops early and draw more gas late-game: When these first came out, there was a lot of discussion about whether these they count as spell slots, land slots, or half of each
Well, okay, but there are other ways to remove enchantments
13 Bubbling Muck Get That Mana Now A slightly limiting card but one with plenty of potential, Bubbling Muck is a one-mana sorcery from Urza's Destiny that can turn a few mana into tons
It also combos nicely with Tree of Perdition, which starts with 13 toughness and can tap to trade its toughness with an opponent's life total
The corner is indeed suspiciousthis is the first time someone returned a card to me for appearing to have clipped corners, and it likely means Im going to be out $100s on the failed sale
I rank the partner with commanders both by how useful they are alone, and how powerful they become when combined
