Any amount of cards over 60 reduces a decks consistency and generally makes it weaker - I'd suggest heavily on trying to cut back to 60 cards
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For example, say you control a colorless creature, a blue creature, a green creature, and a creature that's both blue and green
So, the box that contains the one ring may remain stored somewhere, laying dormant and waiting on someone to find it, much like the ring in the original stories
Teval, the Balanced Scale is one of the two options in the Commander Precon, where it ramps you on mana, mills cards whenever it attacks, and creates Zombie Druid tokens every time a card leaves the graveyard
Rather, a second "reflexive" ability triggers when you remove two oil counters this way