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As MTG shifts towards decks that play more to the board in a tempo game, its common to see blue decks that rely on creature and permanent loops do well, using cards like Stormchaser's Talent and Quantum Riddler as blink targets and cards like Boomerang Basics as engines

#3: Sword of Fire and Ice [mtg_card]Sword of Fire and Ice[/mtg_card] isnt here because of its card draw ability per se, but rather its power as a whole

In actuality, by the time you can play Donald Duck, it'll most likely be too late for the extra five lore to matter

Sadly, none of these creatures do both

They let you have access to all of your colors

Monocolor commanders are the complete opposite - sleeve up 36 basic lands and you'll have a perfectly playable deck