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Defiler of Instinct Any card that lets you cheat in some extra mana is a good card regardless of the format
This version of Jin-Gitaxias benefits twice from ramping because you can cast your commander early and double your expensive follow-up spells
Its card number is 108/192
The more you practice recognizing triggers, the better your gameplay becomes
Dire Flail / Dire Blunderbuss I cant believe WotC finally made an almost strictly better Bonesplitter after all these years
