Bards Bow Rating: 3/10 Six mana is absurdly expensive to move Bard's Bow onto a new creature, but when the base rate you get is a 3/3 with reach for just 3 mana, thats already not bad to run by itself
This is because you can use it to make tokens no matter who is doing the attacking
There was definitely a period of time where I noticed my play patterns with the card were actively sabotaging my land drops later in the game, and during the early days of Commander, where big, splashy spells were king, I wrote Land Tax off as being more trouble than it was worth
Its a fun little card, but it puts a target on your back
This is because, when a battle enters the battlefield, one player (as defined by the battles subtype) is tasked with becoming its protector
The Naya (white/red/green) deck, Call for Backup cares about +1/+1 counters, and also shows off the new backup keyword from March of the Machine