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And looking at other versions, it may very well stay that expensive: All its Baldur's Gate printings cost between $80-$100, for a card that sees a lot of cEDH play

Legacy and Cube decks skip the fancy triggers, just using Reanimate to get the double Thoughtseize

But then she led a team of four designers from around the country, all external to Wizards and under contract, to actually design the decks and provide feedback

They'll exile all cards they find in any of the zones

Adding to their rarity was an old rule called ante, where players wagered a random card from their deck

When I think about archetypes in casual Commander, equipment decks are one genre I think of that get overlooked