Therefore, if we construct a deck wherein almost all nonland permanents are creatures with Mutate , we've got a great chance to hit one when our commander Mutates
That's everything from Commander and Five-Color to Type Four, Peasant, and even Pauper
So, aside from the stunning art on this card, what does it offer in terms of gameplay
Unsurprisingly, Contractual Safeguard has been mentioned a few times on the mtgfinance subreddit when players have been theorizing potential specs
The second ability here encourages a style of play that makes use of reanimation or recursion effects, but you really dont need to lean hard into it to enjoy the benefits of this card: even in a deck with no Skeletons and no graveyard shenanigans, this is still one of the best Pirate typal Lords out there
For a competitive deck taking no budget constraints into consideration, $100 is impressively inexpensive