After considering the options, my plan is to be on the side that gets all the Treasure, and I can't image it any other way
Right on Target The key to understanding hexproof creatures and how to deal with them is understanding what it means to be the target of a spell in Magic
Madison Li The Fallout precon commander itself, Dr

1 Reference card 1 Deck box Bundles Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Bundle Each Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Bundle includes the following: 9 Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Play Boosters 15 Traditional foil basic lands Includes 5 full-art lands 15 Non-foil basic lands Includes 5 full-art lands 1 Traditional foil promo card 2 Reference cards 1 Oversized spindown life counter 1 Card-storage box Beam Me Up Bundles Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Beam Me Up Bundle Each Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Beam Me Up Bundle includes the following: 8 Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Play Boosters 1 Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Collector Booster 15 Traditional foil basic lands Includes 5 full-art lands 15 Non-foil basic lands Includes 5 full-art lands 2 Traditional foil Beam Me Up Bundle promo cards 2 Reference cards 1 Oversized spindown life counter 1 Card-storage box Beginner Boxes Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Beginner Box Each Magic: The Gathering | Star Trek Beginner Box includes the following: 10 Themed Jumpstart half-decks Two (2) of these Jumpstart half-decks are tutorial decks and are designed to be played against each other

While it has a high enough mana cost for players to build up place creatures before it is cast, it is still very dangerous, and, being a black demon creature type, it can be brought out with cards like Shadowborn Apostle or Demonic Tutor
While it's pretty unfortunate to draw this card early in the game, the potential payoff for playing Retether in conjunction with your commander is immense, and easily underestimated