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That said, most players opt to run Kotis as a Voltron commander, suiting it up with cards like Rancor and Aqueous Form to guarantee steady damage and card advantage

Sling-Gang Lieutenant's ability is actually even more powerful than Commander's because it costs zero mana to activate, begging you to combo off for infinite draining

Asmo is capable of killing even Primeval Titan-sized creatures, which is a nice luxury to have

This, combined with other artifact synergies from artifact lands and cards like Arcbound Ravager, led to an unprecedented number of bannings in Standard to make sure that it was fully dead, which, in my book, is a huge testament to the brokenness of Skullclamp

Right now, we are currently in the fifth year since Jace, the Mind Sculptor and Stoneforge Mystic got banned, which means the next year or two could be the time where a mistake happens (or perhaps Wizards lets its guard down and starts forgetting past lessons)

Hada Freeblade Hada Freeblade is a simple but effective creature