Mix all of that together, then add a sprinkling of the stock problems that publisher Ravensburger had with The First Chapter, where demand far exceeded supply for several months after release, and you have the perfect recipe for very valuable cards indeed
Think about how each card supports your strategywhether its combat damage, controlling the board, or setting up a combo
Ill count Elena, Turk Recruit from Final Fantasy Commander here, too
And how can you set up a deck to most effectively embody the role of gloating mastermind
Sword of Feast and Famine is widely considered the best sword of the batch, but Sword of Fire and Ice and Sword of Hearth and Home arent too far behind it in terms of sheer value, and all of them see extensive play across the Commander format
She doesn't do that much of that much as you rarely get the cast trigger with the cheat in effects