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Without a reliable win condition, your kill em with kindness strategy is one surefire way to finish second in every single one of your Commander games
The simple, too-long-didnt-read analysis of Magic: The Gathering Arena is that its an online client and storefront for Magic , warts and all, as the game currently exists
I specifically like it because it offers an easy avenue to increase your speed: Since you can gain speed by making your opponents lose life, Blood Artist and its ilk get you there quickly
10 Ursula, Deceiver (D23 Promo, 3) $72.55 Deceptively Rare As a part of the D23 2024 collection, this Ursula, Deceiver promo takes the beloved card from Into The Inklands and gives the art an extended treatment that looks fantastic