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I can't speak so much for formats like draft and standard, nor the choices they make regarding play structures, but the individual cards are often such a joy to play with
I submitted the version that got printed later in set design, though it originally had a third mode that read "Target player shuffles their graveyard into their library
I like the cards, I think Jaws is a neat commander to build around, especially because any player can trigger the ability, but none of these stand out as mega-value cards
Examples include Rocco, Cabaretti Caterer and Vrestin, Menoptra Leader, to name a couple
Joey: Yeah, so thats why it should be different
