While many cards seem good and worth playing both in the 99 and as commanders, Badgermole CubBadgermole Cub takes the crown: It's cheap and straight to the point
We have different play patterns with this card, one being to simply spread +1/+1 counters around, or equip, hit, and add massive amounts of loyalty counters, which in turn converts into cards
But when the honorable knights who are fighting against that threat speak of arming children because theyre all in danger and they have no choice, the threat and drama of the situation feels more personal and tragic
You won't find a lot of junk here, even cards that, at first, look like they may not belong really do
Step 2 of Operation Hate is a full uncommon cycle of monocolored cards that hate on their two opposing colors: Development likes the effect these kinds of hate cards have on Magic as a whole, as Erik Lauer [has elaborated on]
Released in the MTG set Outlaws of Thunder Junction earlier this year, High Noon is a big upgrade on older cards like Rule of Law