One suspects that The Master will be quite a popular commander in Magic's most popular casual format, and that popularity has pushed the ultra-rare extended art foil version to its current $50 price tag
Being able to grab those cards, or a Kellogg to spend your accrued treasure, is a really nice play, and itll get better the more Mercenaries you can slot in such as the new Rakdos, if you extend your budget
This card has a ton of utility if cards like Lucky Dime and Fishbone Quill are still seeing play
A quick aside: note that Little Man Down forced me to add a nonland rider as it fits the criteria of an early game spell that could mana hose the opponent
But yes, MTG card dimensions matter, especially if youre sleeving, storing, printing custom cards, or trying to avoid the tragic fate of why does this one card feel different? Lets get you the numbers that matter, the numbers that dont, and the print setup that saves you from the classic my border got guillotined moment
Do you have a deck like these already
