Walking Archive provides you with some protection in the form of a growing blocker that your opponents won't want to kill because the bigger it gets, the more cards everybody gets to draw for free
Last updated on December 26, 2025 Vrestin, Menoptra Leader | Illustration by Ivan Dedov Whovians and planeswalkers assemble
Mox Sapphire doesn't do anything more than provide a single blue mana, but the fact you could play as many of these artifacts as you wished on the first turn meant it was theoretically possible to have far more mana than your opponent if you received a lucky draw
Maybe it's just me, but I feel like the obvious attempt to make the set marketable to Commander players shows a lack of confidence in the quality of the product
The idea here is pretty simple: if we can get two copies of Biovisionary on the battlefield, we resolve Clarion Ultimatum and choose the Biovisionaries as two of the five permanents, search for two more copies of Biovisionary from our library, and win the game on the end step
According to EDHREC data, Squirrel, Eldrazi, and Saproling kindred decks look like a good place to start
