Yes, you can put colorless cards in Commander since colorless cards have no color identity
Many dedicated players have been playing the game since its initial launch back in the 90s and have held onto the cards that they deemed valuable, but there are plenty of cards that flew under the radar that players will have wished they kept.While plenty of new cards can still have immense value, they're incomparable to those produced by Wizards of the Coast, a company name many will recognize in relation to Magic: The Gathering and Dungeons & Dragons
Victini #23Rare $1.05 Victini #23Holo Rare $6.93 Victini #13Rare $0.37 Victini #10Holo Rare $0.99 Victini #49Rare $0.76 Victini #26Holo Rare $1.60 Victini #30Holo Rare $1.26 Victini #7Uncommon $0.19 Victini #20Holo Rare $0.33 Victini #36Uncommon $0.16 Chandelure #60Rare $12.39 Solosis #50Common $0.31 Virizion #13Holo Rare $1.81 Heatmor #18Uncommon $0.33 Yamask (45) #45Common $0.32 Tirtouga #25Uncommon $1.50 Karrablast #8Common $0.22 Palpitoad #23Uncommon $0.46 Cofagrigus (47) #47Rare $2.61 Kyurem #34Holo Rare $4.63
The Fire/Fighting typing gives it a dynamic edge, allowing it to perform well against a wide range of opponents, especially in the early and mid-game stages.\n\nMonferno has endured across generations due to its solid competitive utility and the nostalgic connection players have with the Sinnoh starter trio
Its just the best stack there is at the moment
The first card set released in the US hit shelves in January 1999
