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Created as part of test packs for internal use by Wizards of the Coast, this card was never intended for public release
Turning life into mana, even colorless mana, is an insanely good deal
Maybe that upside is a downside in other contexts, but here, Minds Aglow does work
Esika, God of the Tree and The Prismatic Bridge is an example of a commander card that is often played only for it's enchantment side
Giving you something to think about when deciding to enact the disturb effect