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Lord Skitter, Sewer King Lord Skitter, Sewer King can be a nice bit of graveyard hate, and its consistent token generation can be very powerful in rat decks which often benefit from having more of the creature type on the field

The card in question costs seven ink to play, which isnt cheap but is definitely worth paying

It's an incredibly defensive card for red, and can be tricky to work around unless you're including it in some kind of goad deck, but even then you wouldn't want this as your commander

Occasionally, youll find promotional releases with slightly larger MTG card measurements than typical