Its still a strong card and you still need to keep in removal versus an otherwise creatureless deck to deal with it, but at least it would make it less frustrating to deal with and would give you an opportunity to use the removal spells youve had in hand since the beginning of the game
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The borderless cards use a different art style from the other two, featuring the Commander in a unique pose
Of course, thats not the case if youre an avid card collector
Best Prevent All Damage Payoffs A primary use of these cards, specifically the non-Fog varieties that prevent noncombat damage, is protecting your board from a variety of board wipes
Pair it with shuffle effects or something like Scroll Rack , and it gets even better