So, Ertai is a great Enchantment sacrifice commander, but a pretty good Bad Gifts commander, too
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There are so many fun things to mess around with when building a mill deck, no matter what format youre in, that picking something dull but efficient almost feels like a copout
Furthermore, simply telling players to ignore that until your next turn is much, much more intuitive than explaining the vagaries of flickering, and there are very few situations where phasing effects need any more thought than that
The artwork frame on a Shadowless card sits flat with no depth, no gray bar on the right edge of the art box
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