Urza lets you cast Artifact, Instants, and Sorceries for one colorless less. It's a cheap Commander and could also be used as a tiny leader at only three converted mana. After looking over the set Urza, Lord Protector was the clear Legend that stood out most to me. “In a Commander game, if a card that isn’t a commander is in the command zone and that object was put into that zone since the last time state-based actions were checked, its owner may put it into the graveyard or exile.As this article releases so will The Brothers Wars, and with it comes some new (old) Legendary Creatures! Aside from the Legends, I really like all the mythic artifacts that can be cast with alternate casting costs and colors. Create a State-Based Action that is the reverse of the current Commander dies rules.You could even throw a command tax on them. Let cards that aren’t commanders get cast from the command zone if they’ve been put there for some reason.So with meld commanders, there should be a way for the non-commander half to be put in the correct zone if they get put in the command zone. But the Command Zone shouldn’t have any “normal” cards besides the commander. I’m actually glad Phasing is back because basically nothing can touch it. Yeah, I’m not a huge fan of Wishes, or cards that just let you pull things from exile without having to set them up in any way (suspend, foretell, impulse, etc). I use these videos to help explain the slightly more complex stuff, the things that even when you read it in the CR (which I'd never expect 95% of the players to do) it still doesn't quite make sense, and that's why I provide the examples and scenarios to help give some context.Īlso, this gives me good ideas for my Judge Tower deck. Luckily, those can be answered in a short sentence. People asking questions about things that I would never have thought to be something I'd make a video on. I recently discovered the Commander RC Discord server and they have a channel dedicated to rules questions and it's a similar thing there. I also linger around on the Judge Chat and read the questions people ask and it really puts into perspective the sorts of things a lot of players don't know. I have a group that I've been with for a few years and I've taught them a lot of the rules so they don't get slipped up by too much these days, so when there's something that they question, I know it's a good thing to use for a video.

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