Portal keeps the whole table on their toes, and players might even start trading their vote for favors
Its under MSRP, sure, but this decks messy game plan and lack of big reprints mean you can snap it up for around $35 elsewhere if you keep an eye out
It's ability also means that, in combination with a powerful creature, Sylvan Safekeeper can help insulate key pieces from removal
Not much else does what this creature does to help put the hurt on your opponents in one turn, helping go wide decks get up and over almost any defenses your opponents have
My games swung nicely between building up cards before sending some at my opponent and using others to tick up my lore - or doubling down on one or the other as needed
But if theres any one thing about Magic thats changed the most since the game first launched in 1993, its the Commander format, a fan-created format that emerged in the 2000s and has since become the most popular way to play