Commander, a mostly-casual and multiplayer format, seems to be Magic's solution to the Spikes with killer decks will kill the fun problem, and also the one format where personal expression shines the most
Tomorrow's Pokemon Card: So thanks for reading today's Pokemon card review of Spiritomb from the Arceus set, stay tuned for tomorrow's card review of Cofagrigus from the Noble Victories set.
Of the two commanders, Mishra makes the most sense to be the leader of an upgraded precon: he cares specifically about noncreature artifacts and the precon was essentially made for him in mind, so upgrading the deck with him in mind would be its natural progression
Ive said in the past that Gideon Jura is my favorite planeswalker design, and I think a lot of that comes from how immediately it is apparent that he works different than the other walkers wed seen up that point
If you're not familiar with some of the rarest Pokemon TCG cards, then you've likely never heard of the LV
The deck has several cards that either benefit from when you sacrifice artifacts or that have ways of returning artifacts from your graveyard