Impostor Syndrome There was a time when big splashy enchantments like this were exactly what Commander was all about, but the formats a lot more streamlined these days for something like Impostor Syndrome to really take off
While Dimir self-bounce hasn't regained the prominence it has had at some points in the last two years, the latest MTG set has given it a very powerful new tool: ' The Legend of Kuruk ', an excellent payoff for the deck's strategy of repeatedly playing the same permanents to annihilate the opponent's board and build your own
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The Flayed One gets added to a long list of 3 mana cards that self-mill, but as an artifact, is better than those other options in this deck that cares about artifacts
Beyond these two markets, Korean and Chinese editions also exist
All of these traits make them fast to strike but fairly energy-expensive on average, though, more often than not, worth the cost