It mills cards from the top of your library (you can also use surveil), and once theyre in your graveyard, you can escape them for their mana cost
From the box to the damage counters, to even the included rule sheet, everything has a dash of inky flood goodness added to it
That is, if in play testing you find that x number of lands is too few, but x+1 lands is too many, you can effectively play some number between x and x+1 (not exactly x+0.5) lands by playing x+1 lands in a 61 card deck
On August 4, just a day before Debt of Loyalty began to creep up, and two days before it truly soared, writer Riley Hicks penned a piece that sung its praises, calling the card an "undiscovered Commander super-staple", and even hinting that "if players start to become more aware of this card and demand increases, it could potentially become more expensive in the near future." We've previously covered how content creators like The Command Zone are sometimes able to blow up a card's price all by themselves, simply by mentioning its potential, and especially by suggesting that it could soon be valuable, and it appears that might be exactly what's happened here
Their +1 effect can be good as a game-ender, making a high-power creature unblockable attack for lethal damage so that the downside of the ability never even has a chance to resolve
Mat Color: Choice of White or Black
