Chalice of the Void Market Price: $13.71 Without Premodern on the table here, I've written mostly about Mirrodin cards' applications in Commander
It will mostly be used in G/R Ramp style decks alongside Hour of Promise as a somewhat inefficient removal spell that doubles as a finisher against control decks, but I could also see red aggro decks that play it in their sideboard for the control matchup because of one card: Settle the Wreckage
The artwork is notable, though, as its incredibly dynamic and engaging, fitting the theme of the CoroCoro contest perfectly
It may only hit smaller cost characters, but when it comes to aggression every character removed counts
In Commander, four players come together to show their strength and strategy
Why Magic fans will enjoy it: KeyForge ditches the deckbuilding but keeps the depth