If you really want to stick it to that one Lier, Disciple of the Drowned player, there are a handful of cards that prevent your opponents from taking extra turns: Of these effects, Gerrard's Hourglass Pendant and Trouble in Pairs stand out as desirable effects for the average EDH deck
Here are just a few of the top tier Reserved List targets that could still ostensibly sustain another spike: Most of the demand for this card comes from its usefulness in Commander as an auto-include utility land for any creature based deck that can support its single green cost to regenerate a creature
Mark Rosewater isn't answering many squirrel questions, so we have to use our best judgement
Whether youre missing a Tron piece, working towards a Maze's End win, or messing with Deserts or Locuses, Planar Nexus enhances your strategy by providing additional numbers
Bitterblossom can be the base of a faerie typal deck, add fliers to the board, pressure control decks, and synergize with ninjutsu creatures, all in one package