Number Two A sneaky little instant from Bloomburrow , Into The Flood Maw provides some cheap and flexible removal with little drawback
They vanish from the game (as all tokens do) after they reach the graveyard, but they do go to the graveyard and trigger every effect that cares about artifacts entering the graveyard
But naturally, players will also want to know what the crystal cards actually do, and while there's always a chance of the rules changing before going to launch, these concepts seem pretty set in stone
Rather, you build a deck as part of these formats
Upgrade Goals I have some specific goals when upgrading Call for Backup : Switch our commander to Shalai and Hallar Add more +1/+1 Counter and Burn synergy cards Add more card draw Add another board wipe Add a powerful finisher I have a lot of experience making +1/+1 Counter decks and I've also got a paper Hallar, the Firefletcher that deals with both +1/+1 and Burn so I'm pretty familiar with the fun stuff these two overlapping archetypes can do
Ultimately, while these Commander decks are expensive on MTG Arena, no one is forcing you to buy them
