Magnezone can sometimes be obtained for 5, always for 6
Look for a commander that provides: Mana assistance (ramp, cost reduction, or cheating Angels into play) Protection (hexproof/indestructible-style effects or shielding key threats) Lifegain synergy (payoffs that reward steady life gain and stabilize races) Thats the common thread behind the best Angel commanders in MTG : they make the tribe feel consistent instead of clunky
Fighting decks Fighting decks are, as ever, given underwhelming options amongst the eight additions, but Golem can now dish out 120 and reduce the next attack against it by 30although thats for four energy
Because of the limited supply and high playability of these cards, foil test print City of Traitors and Survival of the Fittest fetch thousands of dollars each
It may have been a mistake to give them minds of their own
Additionally, they may incorporate a slightly higher number of cards costing 5 or more mana compared to aggressive decks