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Commander is widely perceived as a self-regulating format, thanks in large part to the Rule Zero gameplay conversations which have increased in frequency in recent years, and this quality has been reinforced by a past history of the Rules Committee (Commanders governing body for the majority of its life) ignoring all but the most prevalent of problematic cards

The goal is simple: make ridiculously rare and expensive legacy cards accessible for regular Commander play without having to sell a lung

We're trying to reduce the number of cards that are on MTG Arena but are currently not collectible