Ive always found this to be an interesting card because its theme and ability strictly benefit two players despite being a card made for Commander
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Source: eBay The Charizard card from the 1999 Base Set is considered to be the most iconic Pokemon trading card of all time
Faldorn interests me as a commander that interacts with many, many synergies
Having the Anointed Procession as a built-in ability is powerful as hell, and Magic players do love having redundant copies in their lists
