mtg commander deck breakdown Magic the Gathering: a : 6 Steps MTG Bloomburrow Family Matters Commander

Five mana for a card (between cast and equip) that doesnt function on its own is quite expensive in a constructed format, but there may be a slight opportunity for this to see play in Stoneforge Mystic decks as long as the Protection from Blue and Black is relevant enough

The card is also really flexible on its surface, it obviously just looks like its graveyard hate, but in actual gameplay its a well-sized body against creature decks and the flash ability makes it good against control decks as you can play around counterspells or flash it in at their end-step and pressure their planeswalkers

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2 Robin Hood, Champion Of Sherwood Never Challenge Him Getting the most out of your cards is vital in a game and Robin Hood, Champion of Sherwood gives you two solid abilities that can be played quickly and with a solid body to keep him swinging