Many vendors who sell comic books are also interested in vintage Magic cards, especially from the early expansion era, making Homelands a frequent crossover item in collectible markets
They're made with high-quality 350GSM thick cardstock that feels like actual cards
Even if you cast him for his full cost, and immediately use his -X for five, thats fifteen cards your opponent just lost for four mana
Racism in any form is unacceptable and has no place in our games, nor anywhere else." Invoke Prejudice, a card originally released in 1994 - the year after Magic: The Gathering debuted - was highlighted for its particularly egregious racist imagery and gameplay ability
Conclusion I think that most Commander decks will benefit from playing a board wipe or two, because you simply cant guarantee that the natural variance of the format will always be in your favor
The catch is that aside from costing 4 mana, you also need to essentially sacrifice a creature for it to work