8+ | Flying Once during each of your turns, you may cast a permanent spell from your graveyard by sacrificing a land in addition to paying its other costs
It could be cases of wine in a shipwreck, flowers in a Neanderthal grave, and, yes, foodstuffs in an Egyptian tomb
WotC is doing a great job once again of staying on top of issues
However, Mindslaver's salt factor comes from the fact that in commander, there are numerous ways for players to consistently return artifacts from their graveyard to the battlefield
As such, it's probably not a surprise that the decks built around more evergreen themes like instants, Humans, or cycling crushed the decks that are basically Ikoria -block Commander decks without the best Ikoria cards
The 30th Anniversary Edition Black Lotus surpassed our beloved Alpha Black Lotus