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This week on Fire and Ice, we're looking at Narset, Enlightened Master and Minsc & Boo

Step 4: Draft the Second Pack Each player opens the second pack and passes right

Drawing cards and making land drops are two of the best game actions you can take in MTG, so getting both in one planeswalker makes a commander worth building around

The last section was too big anyways so we may as well split these into this section

You can also see the Erratic Portal that it resembles