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Red / Green: Expend 4 ( Raccoons ) Expend is fundamentally an aggressive mechanic that encourages you to spend mana, and Wandertale Mentor encapsulates that idea perfectly with a two drop that both taps for mana (allowing you to Expend 4 on turn 3) while also growing bigger to become a scary threat in the late game

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Here, Dragons is a clear winner, just because it has so many reprinted commanders

What you see in the preview is what gets printed

9 Sachi, Daughter Of Seshiro An interesting dual-type commander, Sachi provides support to both Snakes and Shamans, though not necessarily in equal measure

Nobody would ever be willing to drop a thousand dollars on a card that WotC could turn around and put in a set tomorrow