Shimmering with galactic luminescence like stars bending in the void
While the power ceiling of Uncommons is still something that ultimately worries me, its still held in check somewhat by not being the highest rarity available
The Jolly Balloon Man might be a Boros Commander, but this nightmarish clown from MTGs Duskmourn: House of Horror set would be much more at home in the Cult of Rakdos
Vrondiss was definitely the strongest of the initial wave of die rolling commanders, but it has the least support for building around die rolling (and a bunch of other compelling themes)
I know there are plenty of rare and mythics left in that dident have atleast 10 dollars worth of value when opened
The Legendary Fisherman received some stellar support in this set, but it still suffers from some fundamental details - the archetype lacks a searcher for the Fishermen, any real means of reviving them once they hit the GY, and they dont go over 2500 attack points, mainly because they wont get affected by Umi. Regardless of the flaws, the deck is fun to play and, if you always wanted to control the powers of the great sea, perhaps this deck will call out to you like the ocean calls out to Mako
