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For Commander, that has the color identity of Blue and Black, sure, but it ain't both colors

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Be warned though for in-pod play: Both the other black-aligned decks come equipped with a copy of Bojuka Bog

Unlike red players you don't have loads of ways to apply damage easily and so although you can use this with something else to finish something off that is generally going to be a two for one

2004s Kamigawa block was criticised from just about every conceivable angle for being not strong enough, having odd mechanics and falling short of the expectations people had of it