Vanille, Cheerful lCie / Ragnarok, Divine Deliverance Rating: 7/10 Before we consider the meld ability, Vanille, Cheerful l'Cie is basically just Acolyte of Affliction, which is a great card in its own right, so this makes the cut in basically every green deck
This is incredibly simple to do, so just head back to Jubilife City to the Clothier and get outfitted in your new clothes at any time
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To balance this out WotC intentionally made all of these unique cards rather underpowered so that there would never be a bottleneck for tournament play from needing planeswalker deck-exclusive cards
There was always an asterisk at the end of kill target creature, whether it was a restriction on what you could kill, not being able to always kill what you wanted to kill, or a bunch of crap that happened after you killed it
I may also be slightly biased toward this Esper commander because artist Cristi Balanescu created one of the cutest birds in all of Magic