guywitharock on These aren't Homemade, They're made in bombfactory 1 year ago You may want to consider some "mana dorks" for your commander in the way of easy-to-cast, different colored token creatures: Also, there are some interaction-related convoke spells which are probably worth subbing in over other non-convoke options: Depending on the direction you want to take, there are some cards which support a swarm strategy: Nadir Kraken pairs nicely with your extra card draw, and generates rare blue creature tokens for blue-color convoke mana
While Reserved List cards are especially likely to be bought out (which is the most common cause of a price spike) thanks to their low supply and the Reserved List itselfwhich offers a wall of protection around speculators, who don't have to worry about a surprise reprint ruining their investmentolder, low-supply Modern, and Commander cards deal with the same issue, just on a smaller scale
They must usually be Set on the field, and may be activated at any time after the turn they were, including during an opponent's turn
Hakbal of the Surging Soul Kumena, Tyrant of Orazca is a great merfolk and quite capable of commanding a merfolk typal deck, but Explorers of the Deep precon leader Hakbal of the Surging Soul is another superb merfolk commander
Anyways, the card from illustrator Mitsuhiro Arita perfectly captures the perils of what could happen with an unattentive Charmander
If you love Charizard cards, collecting them is both enjoyable AND likely to appreciate over time
