Then, a choice: characters played on previous turns can be tapped (exerted, in Lorcana -ese) to either fight (challenge) another character or go on a quest to score points equal to the number of lore symbols on that characters card
I really felt the difference in being able to draw cards consistently, and, along with removal, it compensated for my creatures not being the best and not having any bombs
It's easy to feel cheesy by accidentally going overboard with numerical references, but it's such a perfect way to tell the story of Emet's transformation that we kept it here
You could be playing all day
Don't sleep on bouncing an annoying Commander to get it off the board and then getting the sacrifice, or bouncing the other and sacrificing their only dork left
3 Olivia, Crimson Bride The central antagonist of Innistrad: Crimson Vow, Olivia, Crimson Bride is a Rakdos (black/red) commander option that can lead an aggressive and combat-focused graveyard deck