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Cackling Counterpart has an edge since it doesnt shrink your creatures, but it costs significantly more mana for both sides than our froggy friend

Because pretty soon everyone is going to want to get seriously Squirrelly

Hes one of the strongest mono-blue commanders available (even if youre on a budget), but can also be built to be a lot more casual and fun

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Aura Shards Market Price: $19.64, Foil: $90.43 The second-most valuable card from Invasion was, surprisingly, printed at uncommon and has seen extremely scarce reprints over the years, only appearing in Commander 2011, on The List and as part of a fairly unpopular 2024 Secret Lair Drop

Some have even argued it should be on the MTG Commander banlist