You could hit a couple of targets for a couple of turns, or maybe you can increase the counters and make this wave last longer, so until you've got those set up, I can't justify ranking this any better
Or you might end up like the Pokmon dad who held on to every card because his kid loved themwhich, come to think of it, is a pretty great outcome regardless of the market price
As you just use the commander tax as a source of counters we wonder: I mean, it gets pretty big at the end
Theres a long history between these two properties and Im super excited to see what the future brings between these two, both in Magics world and in D&Ds
Maybe the format cools off to the point you want a four-mana draw-two Goblin, but Im mostly interested in just killing them and not playing four-mana creatures in my deck until then
1 Authority Of The Consuls The Authority To Gain Life 1 Mana Cost in White Enchantment Authority of the Consuls feels similar to Bloodthirsty Conqueror in its ability to skew games in a certain player's favor
