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In all seriousness, this is probably only worthwhile for strategies with a truly obnoxiously expensive Commander, and in any 60-card format I just don't see it

Crucible of the Spirit Dragon might seem a little slow, but banking mana over several turns sets up some truly explosive plays, especially when your hand is full of huge, expensive creatures

You can use it against greedy self-mill decks that are looking to reanimate a bunch of creatures and its even efficient enough to see play in higher power tables where cards such as Underworld Breach are mainstays

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Even a card like Greater Good can be turned into a self-mill piece so long you have enough creatures to sacrifice and cards to discard, though it might not have been on your radar in regards to self-milling before