With all four decks on display, it was clear that all of them were going to be moving significantly slower than your average game of Commander
Each of these snazzy pieces of jewelry functions similarly to Lands, adding one mana of a single color to your pool at no cost - but while you can only play one Land per turn, you can slap down as many Moxes as you like
Blue Abhorrent Oculus BPhillipYork: Really solid for a manifest dread deck if you want that, exiling a bunch of cards is a good balancing act for its low mana cost, and fairly trivial to deal with in solid decks that use a lot of land searches
You can treat the four-stage summons like Ifrit and Summon: Fat Chocobo as creatures on your curve, while 3-stage summons are more akin to spells
Extended Art You've seen all the other alternate card treatments in Commander Legends: Battle for Baldur's Gate
Since its introduction, this 2-mana creature has been a staple in black decks across formats including the Eternal ones, where cheap cantrips like Brainstorm run rampant
