It effectively works like a temporary land that upgrades, and then sacrifices itself
The Verdict Im a little turned off by the sheer wordiness and complexity of Doom Prevails
However, as soon as that spell resolved, the state-based effect immediately removed all instances of the Legendary card in question
Not only that, but its in-game legality didn't raise concerns, and the fact that it was very expensive was fine considering this and also the fact that it was a premium set, meaning it had very strong and valuable cards that in turn increased the value of each pack
Wrap Up Kitnap | Illustration by Irina Nordsol While gifts can be given to any opponent and are not restricted to multiplayer games, they truly shine in Commander decks, providing more ways to interact with the rest of the table
Even with things like Myr Enforcer in the deck this is still great in most matchups if you can reliably play it