The result is that it decides, but not ends, the game frequently, and, when it doesnt, will often become the focal point for the rest of the game as players fight over it
Meanwhile, Pelakka Predation shows off one of the often missed aspects of MDFCs that I really love: since they come attached to lands, MDFCs allow you to sneak in effects that you otherwise wouldn't normally play in a Commander deck (in this case, a Thoughtseize-style targeted discard spell)
You can sell these cards individually
Composer of Spring Youll need more card draw Composer of Spring is a two-mana Green 1/3 that reads: Whenever an enchantment enters the battlefield under your control, you may put a land card from your hand onto the battlefield tapped
The shard values honor and community, fielding knights and noble beasts that fight with integrity
Attacking with Hurska makes a Food token, which you can use to gain three life when you pay two mana and sacrifice it